Pakistan-Afghanistan T20 match

Pakistan-Afghanistan T20 match canceled due to bomb blasts

Friendly T20 matches will be held in July and August this year between Lahore and Lahore. However, this match has been canceled due to Kabul's attack. On Wednesday, in the area of ​​Kabul's Wazir Akbar Khan area, a German car bomb struck a car with an automatic bomb, killing 80 people and 350 injuries. The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ABB) canceled Pakistan friendly friendly T20 matches due to a bomb blast in Kabul. The ACB tweeted this information, however, the Afghan board did not cause any government behind it.

The Afghan board tweeted, "The Pakistan Cricket Board has canceled friendly cricket matches with the conditions set for mutual relations with the PCB." It is noteworthy that Afghanistan and Pakistan Cricket Board canceled them, to reconstruct broken ties between the two, two friendly matches were decided to play in both countries. In this setting, friendly TO 20 matches were to be held in Lahore between two countries in July and August. However, this match has been canceled due to Kabul's attack.

A suicide car bomb near a German Embassy in Kabul, Akbar Khan area, was killed in a bomb blast in which 80 people were killed and 350 wounded. Earlier, on March 8, the terrorists attacked Afghanistan's largest military hospital in Kabul. More than 100 people were killed for six hours with security forces.