West Indies coach Stuart Law has praised Pakistan’s security arrangements during his team’s time in Karachi, saying he hoped their experience would open the door for more cricket series to be held in the country. Although his team was whitewashed by world number one Pakistan 3-0, Law was happy with their treatment by authorities.
“It’s a bit daunting for the people outside but once you get here and see for yourself, you feel more confident,” he said.
“The security has been outstanding, and we haven’t had any problems.”
“I’m not saying that it will open the floodgates and bring everyone rushing back, but from what I’ve seen here, it’s more than adequate and we should be able to get cricket back to Pakistan,” said Law.
Slowly but surely international cricket has been returning to Pakistan. two Pakistan Super League finals in 2017 and 2018 along with three Twenty20 matches against a World XI and one against Sri Lanka last year suggest Pakistan is ready to host more international teams more frequently.
