Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shahryar Khan confirmed that Zimbabwe have agreed to tour his nation for a five-match ODI series, which is scheduled to be held next month.
PCB chairman Shahryar said that Zimbabwe want to come to Pakistan, however, maintained that there are some details to be finalized, and they hope that they would come to play five one-day matches , three in Lahore and two in Karachi, next month, Sport24 reported.
Zimbabwe would become the first Test-playing nation to visit Pakistan in six years, after a terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in 2009 put the brakes on international cricket in the country.
As a result of the same, Pakistan had to host all its home matches in the neutral venue of United Arab Emirates.
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