Pakistan to host New Zealand twice in 2022-23

New Zealand will play two Tests and three ODIs in Pakistan in December-January 2022-23 as a feature of the Future Tours Program, the Pakistan Cricket Board affirmed by means of a media discharge. The Black Caps will then, at that point, return to the country in April 2023 to participate in 10 white-ball games to compensate for pulling out from the Pakistan visit in September 2021. The planned two Tests and three ODIs are area of the planet Test Championship and Cricket World Cup Super League separately. New Zealand's second visit to Pakistan in April 2023 will involve five ODIs and five T20Is, which thusly will be considered for ICC rankings. At the appointed time, the two loads up will likewise cooperate to conclude the series dates. Recently, New Zealand had canceled their white-ball visit through Pakistan minutes before the beginning of the opening ODI in Rawalpindi later New Zealand Cricket got knowledge from their administration about a security danger. "I'm satisfied with the results of our conversations and arrangements, and say thanks to Martin Snedden and his board for their agreement and backing," said PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja. "This mirrors the solid, friendly and noteworthy relations the two sheets have and reconfirms Pakistan's status as a significant individual from the cricket society," he added. "Our separate administrators, Ramiz Raja and Martin Snedden, had extremely productive and helpful conversations while in Dubai, further fortifying the connection between the two associations. It's great to be returning," said NZC Chief Executive David White. Pakistan are booked to hold eight Tests, 11 ODIs and 13 T20Is against Australia, England and New Zealand separately between March 2022 to April 2023.