The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the national body that runs cricket in the country, has taken PCB President's Trophy matches out of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa after an emergency in the province, The News Mill reports. In a separate account, Cricinfo says the games have been moved away from Peshawar and Abbottabad. Anyone asking whether play is still set for those two cities can take the reports at their word: the matches are leaving both.
What the two reports say
The News Mill credits the PCB with the move and places it after the emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Cricinfo names the cities, reporting that Peshawar and Abbottabad will no longer stage the matches. One account identifies the board and the emergency; the other identifies the places being left behind. The two do not give competing versions of what has happened.
No official is quoted in either report. The emergency itself is not described. The only connection the accounts draw is sequence: the matches were moved after the emergency in the province.
Peshawar and Abbottabad
Peshawar and Abbottabad are the only places the reports name. Both lie in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the province tied to the emergency. The matches are described as having been moved, yet no new city or ground is given. From these accounts alone, a supporter cannot tell where to travel next.
Anyone checking a PCB President's Trophy schedule for a game in either city should not treat Peshawar or Abbottabad as the host. The destination is not stated.
What remains unconfirmed
Dates, start times and a list of individual games are absent from both reports. Neither mentions television or a stream, so there is no guidance on how to watch. The News Mill and Cricinfo establish the move away from the two cities. Without a named ground and a day of play, travel plans and viewing plans cannot be made from what has been published.
