Cricket South Africa call off proposed tour of Pakistan
Cricket South Africa (CSA) has called off proposed tour of Pakistan citing the players workload as a reason.
South Africa have withdrawn their interest from touring Pakistan for three T20Is considering their players' workload following the India tour next month.
The proposed tour will be rescheduled later after both boards find a new window this year. South Africa's tour to Pakistan was already facing logistical challenges.
CSA was planning to send a security delegation to Pakistan during the PSL to assess security arrangements. As South Africa end their tour to India of three ODIs on March 18, the PCB intended to make them stay in Dubai - with the PSL ending on March 22 - and then fly them directly to Islamabad for the three T20Is in Rawalpindi.
South Africa face a jam-packed schedule as they are currently hosting England for T20Is with the tour ending on Sunday after four Tests, three ODIs and three T20Is. Within five days after the last game against England, they will host Australia for three T20Is and as many ODIs, stretching the last game to March 7 before flying to India and playing three ODIs starting March 12.
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