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Pakistan v West Indies 2021/22 - Bada - 12-10-2021

Good to see some international cricket in PAK


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RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - pj57 - 12-11-2021

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/west-indies-tour-of-pakistan-2021-22-sheldon-cottrell-roston-chase-kyle-mayers-test-positive-for-covid-19-1293157

Sheldon Cottrell, Roston Chase and Kyle Mayers are among four members of the West Indies touring party who have tested positive for Covid-19 upon arrival in Pakistan on December 9. The trio, along with a non-coaching member of the team management, will undergo self-isolation and will subsequently be unavailable for the three-match T20I series, which begins in Karachi on Monday.

Johnny Grave, the CEO of Cricket West Indies, confirmed that the tour will go ahead as scheduled despite the Covid-19 cases in the squad.

"Our arrival testing protocols in Pakistan have confirmed four (4) Covid-19 positives," Grave said. "These were confirmed whilst the players and staff were still in room isolation, so despite this significant setback to our preparation plans, we are confident that the tour can continue as everyone else returned negative PCRs prior to their arrival into Pakistan and two negative PCRs since they have been in Karachi.

"The risk of Covid-19 infection is impossible to remove completely from a cricket tour, in spite of the fact that many of our players have been living in bio-secure bubbles almost continuously since before the CPL. This unusual loss of three players from our squad will seriously impact our team preparations, but the rest of the squad are in good spirits and will begin training today ahead of our first game on Monday."

A CWI media release added that "all four members are fully vaccinated and are without major symptoms". But they will stay in isolation for 10 days and will not be allowed to join the main group until they return negative tests. They will be monitored by Dr. Akshai Mansingh, the team physician.

The absence of Cottrell, Chase and Mayers further depletes a West Indies team that is already without many of their senior players. While regular captain Kieron Pollard has been sidelined with injury, Andre Russell is in Australia playing the Big Bash League.

Karachi will host the entire white-ball series, which comprises three T20Is and three ODIs, the last of which is on December 22.


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - Bada - 12-14-2021

Does he look like 21?





RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - Bada - 12-14-2021

45 in the last 3 overs. Good hitting from Ifthikar and Shadab. Funny how bowlers try length balls in death thinking it will work. Hit two sixes, only then they're desperate to get the yorkers in.


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - Bada - 12-14-2021

I see Afridi is growing a beard. Doesn't have that baby face anymore.


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - stillwill - 12-14-2021

(12-14-2021, 05:36 AM)Bada Wrote:  Does he look like 21?



He is whatever his passport says he is Kev


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - stillwill - 12-14-2021

Rizwan is a beast in T20. Would have easily been an IPL millionaire. Too bad politics had to get in.


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - mugatiya - 12-15-2021

2 t20i's and 2 wins for team batting first by big margins.


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - pj57 - 12-15-2021

(12-15-2021, 12:06 AM)mugatiya Wrote:  2 t20i's and 2 wins for team batting first by big margins.

LF will say one team is stronger than the other Kev


RE: Pakistan v West Indies 2021 - Bada - 12-16-2021

They're playing the game despite this threat
https://www.cricbuzz.com/cricket-news/120279/west-indies-tour-of-pakistan-2021-cloud-over-wi-pak-series-as-five-more-touring-members-test-positive-for-covid-19