The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has said that there is no threat in Pakistan after the family members of a member of the Australian cricket team who visited Pakistan 24 years later received threats.
A statement from Cricket Australia on Monday said: “Cricket Australia is fully aware of this post on social media. The PCB, Cricket Australia and government security agencies on both sides have investigated the nature and content of the post.
It should be noted that according to the local media, the family members of the player who was included in the Australian team that visited Pakistan have been threatened by India. The threats were made on Instagram.
Cricket Australia said in a statement that “comprehensive security plans have been put in place for this type of social media activity and there is no threat to it.” No further comment will be made in this regard.
According to local media, the Australian player was threatened to play in Pakistan, threats were made from fake account jyot.isharma391 on Instagram.
It should be noted that last year the New Zealand cricket team left its tour of Pakistan due to security threats.
After that, the English Cricket Board also postponed its scheduled tour.
Australian cricket team arrives in Pakistan after 24 years Pakistan Cricket Board officials welcomed the Australian cricket team on Sunday morning.
The Australian Cricket Board has announced its 18-member squad for the tour of Pakistan.
During the tour of Pakistan, Australia will play three Tests, three ODIs and one T20I match.