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This is an archive article published on July 2, 2007

Indo-Pak ODI on: PCB

The Pakistan Cricket Board has sought to allay fears surrounding the terrorist attack at Glasgow airport in Scotland and said the scheduled ODI against India on Tuesday was on.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board has sought to allay fears surrounding the terrorist attack at Glasgow airport in Scotland and said the scheduled ODI against India on Tuesday was on.

“The situation has been discussed and we are satisfied with the security arrangements. We are playing, no doubt about it,” Zakir Khan, PCB director of cricket operations, said.

Zakir said that the players had been advised to observe strict security routines.

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