Lahore, Feb.27 (ANI): Fearing large scale protests by the Pakistan Muslim League -Nawaz (PML-N) activists against Supreme Court's verdict to disqualify the Sharif brothers', the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has stepped-up security arrangements for the touring Sri Lankan cricket team.
The Nation reports that the security of Sri Lanka team has been intensified after the Lankan management expressed its concern over the political crisis.
A PCB official confirmed that the second Test match in Lahore would start as per schedule on March 1, and a foolproof security arrangement was in place for the event.
"Despite sensing trouble following Supreme Court's ban on Nawaz Sharif contesting elections and his brother Shahbaz Sharif's removal from the Punjab Chief Minister's chair, the Lahore match will be held as planned," he said.
"At the moment the programme is on track. The crews of the official broadcasters for the series have already started transporting their gear and equipment from Karachi to Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium," another PCB official added. (ANI)
The Nation reports that the security of Sri Lanka team has been intensified after the Lankan management expressed its concern over the political crisis.
A PCB official confirmed that the second Test match in Lahore would start as per schedule on March 1, and a foolproof security arrangement was in place for the event.
"Despite sensing trouble following Supreme Court's ban on Nawaz Sharif contesting elections and his brother Shahbaz Sharif's removal from the Punjab Chief Minister's chair, the Lahore match will be held as planned," he said.
"At the moment the programme is on track. The crews of the official broadcasters for the series have already started transporting their gear and equipment from Karachi to Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium," another PCB official added. (ANI)
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