LAHORE: All the members of Pakistan women’s national cricket team have cleared the second round of Covid-19 testing and have integrated into a bio-secure bubble. They will now hold their preparations for the ODI series against the South Africa women team, which starts on January 20.
Since clearing their on-arrival tests on 12 January, the members had been training in groups of six.
On Saturday, the team played a scenario-based match at Pietermaritzburg Oval. On Monday (tomorrow), the team will hold training sessions at Kingsmead Cricket Stadium, Durban.
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