Pakistan coach Misbah-ul-Haq said he hoped England would tour the country 'soon' after his side travelled to Britain during the coronavirus pandemic.
SOUTHAMPTON: Pakistan coach Misbah-ul-Haq said he hoped England would tour the country"soon" after his side travelled to Britain during the coronavirus pandemic.
He pointed out the sides that had toured recently, including Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, and said a number of England players had appeared in the Pakistan Super League, a Twenty20 competition. Yet they have helped spare the England and Wales Cricket Board losses that could have run into hundreds of millions of pounds.
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