Professional Cricketers Association warn English cricketers against PSL final in Lahore
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Professional Cricketers Association has warned English cricket players against flying to Lahore to participate in the final match of Pakistan Super League should they win.
According to the association, the players who wish to play the final in Lahore in case their team qualifies, would have to sign a disclaimer.
The development has come in after a terror blast rocked Lahore, capital of Punjab province on Monday claiming 13 lives while leaving dozens of other wounded.
Pakistan Cricket Board had announced during opening ceremony of Pakistan Super League on February 9 in Dubai that the final match would be played in Lahore.
Chairman of Pakistan Super League, Najam Sethi had asserted that presidential-level security would be provided to all the participating players.
The English players that are participating in the second installment of Pakistan’s first T20 transnational fixture are Jason Roy, skipper Eoin Morgan, Tymal Mills and Chris Jordan.
