To a query regarding Zimbabwe’s Indian coach Lalchand Rajput, who did not visit Pakistan for ongoing ODI and then T20 International series, Mukuhlani said that Pakistan Embassy in Zimbabwe had issued visa for coach, but on the request of the Indian Government, Rajput opted not to visit Pakistan. Mani appreciated Zimbabwe for their tour, while appreciating the performance of the visitors in the first ODI which was won by Pakistan on Friday. “They have huge potential,” Mani said, adding that Pakistan will tour Zimbabwe next year while there are also plans underway for sending the Under-19 and women teams to Zimbabwe.” The PCB chief added that England would possibly send a second-string side to the country for their tour in January next year with the first team to be visiting Sri Lanka at the same time.
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