“The delegation is due in early March to visit Lahore and Rawalpindi where the matches will probably be held,” the source said.
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New Zealand Cricket will send a security delegation to Pakistan ahead of their five-match T20I series in April this year. A reliable source close to the Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed that the delegation would include private security expert Reg Dickason and a senior official of the NZ players association Heath Mills.
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“The delegation is due in early March to visit Lahore and Rawalpindi where the matches will probably be held,” the source said. The Kiwi team’s visit is not part of the ICC FTP and is a return visit for the five T20Is that Pakistan played in New Zealand in January this year.
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The security delegation will visit the match venues and team hotels and also meet with government and security officials to oversee the security plans for the visiting team. In September 2021, the New Zealand white-ball squad returned home from Rawalpindi without playing a game in a long-awaited series owing to a security threat.
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