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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) refuted the swirling rumours about the relocation of the third Test of the series against England and reassured that it will be played in Rawalpindi as scheduled.
Over the past few days, speculations suggested the match might be moved due to ongoing renovations at will go ahead as planned at the Rawalpindi International Cricket Stadium for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. However, the PCB has put those rumors to rest.
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Renovations Stir Up Speculation
With Pakistan hosting the ICC Champions Trophy in 2025, stadiums across the country are undergoing much-needed renovations. This has led to some confusion about venues for recent series, as the PCB has had to shuffle things around to ensure everything is in top shape for the big event.
Understandably, when rumors surfaced that the third Test against England might be moved from Rawalpindi to Multan, fans and media alike were buzzing with questions.
But a PCB spokesperson swiftly cleared things up, dismissing the speculation entirely. According to reports, the official confirmed that the third Test will indeed take place in Rawalpindi as originally scheduled.
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The Fuss Over the Venues
Pakistan’s stadiums have been a topic of conversation for some time now. The PCB has been adjusting venues in recent series, and the delay in announcing the schedule for this England series only fueled the fire.
With the first two matches being played in Multan, some wondered if the board would also shift the final game. However, the PCB’s official word puts all of that to rest. Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, known for its electric atmosphere and loyal home crowd, will host the third and final Test.
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