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T20 World Cup Trophy Tour Likely Coming to Pakistan
There is a buzz in the air as reports suggested that the prestigious 2024 ICC T20 World Cup trophy could be making its way to Pakistan next month.
Anticipation is building as the possibility of the trophy gracing green shores by the end of the upcoming month looms large, promising an exhilarating moment for cricket fans nationwide.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) are currently in the final stages of planning for this much-anticipated trophy tour.
With the first match of the Pakistan-New Zealand series scheduled for April 18, the PCB is eager to synchronize the trophy tour with this high-profile cricketing event.
Notably, the New Zealand team, comprising predominantly young talents due to the absence of key players, has already arrived in Pakistan, adding to the excitement surrounding the upcoming series.
The T20 World Cup trophy is currently on its journey in the West Indies, set to continue until April 20, after which it is expected to make its way to Pakistan.
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Meanwhile, as the Pakistan men’s T20I cricket team gears up for the impending 2024 ICC T20 World Cup, they face a series of challenges on the road to this highly anticipated tournament.
With multiple engagements lined up, including fixtures in the US and West Indies, the team is gearing up for a rigorous schedule ahead.
In preparation for the pinnacle event, the national team is set to engage in twelve T20Is, featuring showdowns against formidable opponents such as New Zealand, Ireland, and England.
This extensive lineup of matches serves as a crucial buildup for the team, providing invaluable experience and fine-tuning their skills in the shortest format of the game.
Amidst these preparations, the recent (re)appointment of Babar Azam as the captain of the white-ball team injects a fresh wave of optimism and determination into the squad.
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With Azam poised to lead from the front and spearhead the batting lineup, expectations run high for Pakistan’s campaign in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
