Pakistan to Host Six-Nation Emerging Asia Cup 2018: Najam Sethi

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Pakistan white-washed Sri Lanka in a massive T20 match between the 2 giants in Lahore. The final was a house-full event and became a successful event for both PCB and for the cricket enthusiasts who had been craving for cricket at home for 8 years! While talking to the media in a conference, PCB Chairman Najam Sethi added; “five full-member ICC countries and one qualifier will play the tournament in next year April,” adding, “I hope India will come to play the tournament.”
 
Pakistan to Host Six-Nation Emerging Asia Cup 2018 said Najam Sethi
 
Sethi said that the schedule of West Indies tour to Pakistan will be finalised in a day or two, with more than one venue being a part of the plan. He further said; “We are happy to be here in Lahore. We are here to support good cricket, Pakistan is a big cricket-playing country which cant be ignored. We have seen extraordinary security here. We will come again for our cricket fans here,” the board chief said. “It’s an honour to play in Pakistan. One wins and another looses in cricket but what matters is that brotherly relations should be maintained between both the countries.”
 
Blog post Written by Anusha Sachwani and you can visit the original article at https://www.brandsynario.com/
Tags : Pakistan, Host, Six, Nation, Emerging, Asia, Cup, 2018, Najam Sethi, Sports, PCB, Chairman, Tournament, Lahore, Punjab, Countries

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