By Safina Khan | Voice of Asia News UK
Pakistan’s cricket stars could be heading from the Test arena to the royal palace.
The Pakistan cricket team is expected to meet King Charles during its ongoing tour of the United Kingdom, with the meeting reportedly scheduled for September 2, shortly after the conclusion of the second Test at Lord’s.
According to sources, the Pakistani delegation will be led by Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, with members of the national squad also expected to attend the royal engagement as guests.
The visit comes as Pakistan takes on England in a three-Test series. The second Test is scheduled to begin at the historic Lord’s Cricket Ground on August 27, setting the stage for what could be a memorable royal reception for the Pakistani team.
If confirmed, the meeting would add a distinctive diplomatic and cultural dimension to Pakistan’s cricket tour, bringing together the country’s national sport and the British royal household.
For the players, it could be a memorable moment away from the pressure of the cricket pitch and another highlight of their time in the UK.
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