As expected, a number of players from the West Indies have withdrawn from the series to Pakistan for security reasons, including all-rounder and team captain Jason Holder.
The reports suggest that no fewer than 5 players will make their debut in the series, which will start in Karachi from 1 April.
Despite the sign that offers heavy bonuses to players, West Indian national stars are keen not to visit Pakistan. However, this is not in the spirit of the game, because Pakistan deserves the reputation it lost in 2009 after the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus.
Pakistan has successfully completed the Pakistan Super League (PSL) final in Lahore and Karachi, which should have convinced the players to travel to Pakistan, but the sources claim that their opinion is aimed at to undermine.
The West Indies team is expected to reach Pakistan on Sunday, where Andre Fletcher, Chadwick Walton and Samuel Badree will all be part of the team.
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On the other hand, Pakistan has already squadron announced for the series; Hussain Talat, Asad Ali and Shaheen Afridi have all had the chance to show their value on the international stage after brilliant performances in the PSL.
The injury report contains names of Imad Wasim and Rumman Raaes, both of whom could not recover in time. However, Usman Khan and Shoaib Malik have achieved complete recovery and that is why they have been included in the team.
Tickets for the series can be purchased online or by visiting the nearest TCS courier center.
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