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Zimbabwe cricketer Charles Coventry (front) plays a shot during a team training session in Pallekele.—AFP
KARACHI: Zimbabwe will host a test match against Pakistan in August, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said on Monday.
Zimbabwe, who have not played test cricket since 2005 after suspending their status due to political problems in the country, are due to play a test match and two one-day internationals against Pakistan.
“We will be touring Zimbabwe in August to play the lone test and ODIs and we then host Sri Lanka for a future tours program series,” a PCB official said.
The Zimbabwe cricket union voluntarily suspended its test status in 2006 when the country was engulfed in political turmoil, forcing many leading players to retire from international cricket.
