The Pakistan Cricket Board has assured its Sri Lankan counterparts that it had no hesitation touring the nation for a two-Test collection in late July-August, regardless of the continued unrest within the island nation.

“We are at all times able to assist Sri Lanka Cricket even in tough occasions and now we have no points touring the nation for the check collection,” a PCB official said.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is facing problems due to the current uncertain political and economic situation prevailing in the country with daily violent protests on the streets against the government.

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Cricket Australia which is to send its team to Sri Lanka before Pakistan has said it is monitoring the situation and will take a final decision based on it.

But the PCB official said that it was the call of the Sri Lankan cricket and Pakistan would just follow their path.

Sri Lanka is going through its worst financial disaster with solely 12 hours of electrical energy being supplied to the locals who’re going through extreme gas scarcity.

“We have a very strong relationship with the Sri Lankan Board, the two countries have always supported each other in difficult situations,” the official mentioned.

He added that Pakistan wouldn’t refuse to play the collection in July and August.

“Whatever determination the SLC deems finest we’ll settle for it taking part in in Sri Lanka and even at a impartial venue,” he said.

Pakistan was also due to play three ODIs on the tour but the SLC requested the PCB to drop the white ball matches as they wanted to start their Lanka Premier League earlier by a week.

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