Lahore: International Cricket Council has announced that the Pakistan cricket team will kick-off their warm-up matches against West Indies and South Africa at Dubai Stadium.
According to details, the ICC announced the T20 World Cup schedule for warm-up matches, which take place between participant teams. A total of 16 fixtures will be played from October 12-20.
It is pertinent to note that all of the matches will play in Abu Dhabi and Dubai will take place behind closed doors — no spectators will be allowed attendance.
Each team will play two warm-up matches, with these fixtures being played over the course of the next two days, starting with the clash between Papua New Guinea and Ireland in Abu Dhabi.
Pakistan will play their warm-up fixtures on October 18 against West Indies in Dubai and conclude on October 20 against South Africa in Abu Dhabi.
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