The West Indies cricket team has landed in Pakistan, marking their first Test tour to the country in nearly two decades. The historic visit comes 19 years after their last Test series in 2005, as the Caribbean team gears up to face Pakistan in a highly anticipated two-match Test series under the ICC World Test Championship.
The West Indies squad, led by captain Kraigg Brathwaite, received a warm welcome upon their arrival at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has arranged tight security and world-class facilities for the team, ensuring their comfort and safety throughout the tour.
Fans and cricket enthusiasts across Pakistan are thrilled by the team’s return, as this visit underscores the country’s growing reputation as a secure venue for international cricket. The Test matches will take place in Karachi and Lahore, with both cities eagerly preparing to host the fixtures.
The series holds significant importance, not just for cricket but also for strengthening relations between the two cricket-loving nations. Speaking to the media, Brathwaite expressed excitement about playing in Pakistan and acknowledged the country’s passion for the sport.
PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf emphasized that the return of Test cricket with the West Indies is a testament to Pakistan’s successful efforts in reviving international cricket on home soil.
The tour is expected to attract packed stadiums and millions of viewers worldwide, as fans await a thrilling battle between the two teams.
