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Pakistan removes Abbottabad as host of ODI
The city where Osama bin Laden was killed has been removed as the venue for a one-day match between Pakistan’s second-string team and Afghanistan.
The Pakistan Cricket Board released a statement Thursday saying that Abbottabad has been replaced by Islamabad, which will host the match on Wednesday.
The PCB didn’t give a reason for the switch. Abbottabad is the city where bin Laden was killed on May 2.
Islamabad will stage the first ODI, the second is at Rawalpindi on May 27 and Faisalabad now hosts the last match two days later.
Afghanistan will be the first foreign cricket team to tour Pakistan since gunmen killed six police officials and a van driver during an attack on Sri Lankan team bus at Lahore in March 2009.
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