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Pakistan to play Bangladesh, West Indies and England in a packed home schedule
In a bustling home schedule, Pakistan will be hosting Bangladesh, England and West Indies for Test series between August 2024 and January 2025. Pakistan Cricket Board has announced the complete schedule with respect to Pakistan’s upcoming assignments. In their first assignment of the busy home season, Pakistan will be hosting Bangladesh for a two-match Test series, to be played in Rawalpindi and Karachi between August 21 to September 3.
After Bangladesh, England will be touching down in Pakistan to play a three-match Test series. The series against England will be played in Multan, Karachi and Rawalpindi between October 7-28. Additionally, Pakistan will also be touring Australia and Zimbabwe for three ODIs and as many T20Is, and they will have a multi-format tour to South Africa as well.
Pakistan are also scheduled to host an ODI tri-series involving New Zealand and South Africa. Pakistan’s home season will be concluded with a two-match Test series against West Indies.
Pakistan’s hectic schedule!
Bangladesh series
First Test - 21-25 Aug – (Rawalpindi)
Second Test - 30 Aug-3 Sep – (Karachi)
England series
First Test - 7-11 Oct – (Multan)
Second Test - 15-19 Oct – (Karachi)
Third Test 24-28 Oct – (Rawalpindi)
West Indies series
First Test 16-20 Jan – (Karachi)
Second Test 24-28 Jan – (Multan)
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