New Zealand Cricket called off the series abruptly on Friday citing they had received a serious security threat.
New Zealand players shouldn바카라™t be blamed for the cancellation of the tour of Pakistan as they were just following the advice of their government, said Kiwi pacer Mitchell McClenaghan. The 35-year-old pacer was reacting to a sarcastic tweet by batsman Mohammed Hafeez on Saturday on eve of the departure of the New Zealand team from Pakistan. (More Cricket News)
바카라śCome now bro. This has a bad taste to it바카라¦ Don바카라™t blame the players or the organisation바카라¦ blame our government. They have only acted on the advice they have received. I바카라™m absolutely certain these young men 바카라“ all wanting to prove themselves wanted to play. They had no choice,바카라ť McClenaghan wrote on his twitter handle.
On Saturday, Hafeez had taken a dig at New Zealand Cricket (NZC) for calling off their tour of Pakistan citing security threats. 바카라śThanks to the security of Pakistan forces to make arrangements to @BLACKCAPS to reach at airport Safe & Sound. Wonder same route & same security but no threat today???,바카라ť Hafeez had tweeted.
New Zealand had arrived in Pakistan on September 11 for a white-ball series after 18 years and were scheduled to play three ODIs and five T20 Internationals. But New Zealand Cricket (NZC) called off the series abruptly on Friday just before the first One-Day International at the Rawalpindi stadium, citing they had received a serious security threat.