LAHORE – The headquarters of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has beenreportedly shut down after an official tested positive for coronavirus(COVID-19).
According to the PCB, a high-ranked executive has been tested positive forthe pathogen and subsequently, the headquarters of the PCB which is basedin Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore has been shut down for three days.
The report stated that the staff has been asked to work from home fromMarch 8 to March 10, 2021.
The news will be a cause of concern for the top-tier management of the PCBwho are already trying to recover from an untimely postponement of thePakistan Super League (PSL) 2021.
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The cash-rich league’s sixth edition was postponed indefinitely on Thursdayafter seven positive cases of coronavirus amongst players and staff membersparticipating in the event.
However, it was stated in the report that the unnamed high-ranked officialwas not present in Karachi during the PSL 2021.
