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PCB announces free entry for second Test against NZ

Updated on: 01 January,2023 09:05 AM IST  |  Karachi
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The decision to allow free entry comes after a disappointing crowd turnout in the series-opening first Test on Friday after bad light stooped play on Friday

PCB announces free entry for second Test against NZ

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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Saturday announced free entry for spectators for the second and final Test against New Zealand at the National Bank Cricket Arena, starting here on Monday.


The decision to allow free entry comes after a disappointing crowd turnout in the series-opening first Test on Friday after bad light stooped play on Friday. 


The board added that shuttles will also be running in between the National Bank Cricket Arena and the Gareeb Nawaz parking area for ease of access to the stadium. 


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The opening Test of the two-match series had ended in a draw on Friday.

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