The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced a revised schedule for their three-test series at home against England on Friday, with the second test being moved from Karachi to Multan.The series gets underway with two tests in Multan from Oct.

The venue for England’s second Test in Pakistan has been switched less than two weeks before the series will begin. The second Test was due to be played in Karachi but has now been shifted to Multan,

The PCB has moved the second Test between Pakistan and England out of Karachi. Multan will host the Test match.

KARACHI: Pakistan's cricket board on Friday announced a revised schedule for a series it will hold against England next month, ending weeks of uncertainty including reports it could be

The second Test between Pakistan and England has been moved from Karachi to Multan due to renovation work at the National Bank Stadium. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced the revised schedule for the three-match Test series,

Karachi was originally slated to host the second Test match but was ruled out due to stadium renovation work, ahead of the ICC Champions trophy 2025

England is set to play three test matches in Pakistan starting from 7 October.As per the Pakistan Cricket Board , the venue for England's second Test has been changed, and the match will now take place in Multan instead of Karachi.

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However, the National Stadium in Karachi is currently undergoing major renovation work to prepare it for the ICC Champions Trophy in February 2025, and with Rawalpindi unavailable for the second Test due to a major international conference in neighbouring Islamabad from October 15-16,