ISLAMABAD: Government of Pakistan still not give green signal to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) TO play participate in International Cricket Council (ICC) T20 Cricket World Cup 2016, but official jersey of Pakistan team bring smile on faces of cricket lovers, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
The jersey of Pakistan cricket team for mega event of ICC is not so different from current ODI and T20 jersey. Blue color has been removed from the shirt.
3D star in printed on shirt and color of jersey is also almost same. Pakistani [layers will wear shiny green color shirt in T20 CWC.
Earlier, Pakistani security delegation submitted report to interior ministry and Pakistan-India match will be shifted to Kolkata Eden Gardens Cricket Stadium.
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According to details, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is waiting for the decision of Pakistani government whether Pakistan national team leave for India or not for International Cricket Council (ICC) T20 Cricket World Cup 2016.
Pakistan-India match is scheduled to play Dharamshala cricket stadium but security concerns put the sizzling match of the mega event in trouble.
Security delegation suggested that Pakistani-India match should shifted to alternate vanue to avoid uncertain situation.
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