Amir and Sohail pull back as Pakistan get ready for England visit

Pakistan quick bowler Mohammad Amir and batsman Haris Sohail have pulled out of the England visit referring to individual reasons after the nation's cricket board on Thursday affirmed the national group will head out to play a two-sided arrangement in August and September. 

Amir, Pakistan's best bowler at the 50-overs World Cup in England a year ago, has pulled back so he can be at the introduction of his second kid in August, while center request batsman Haris will miss the visit for family reasons.

Pakistan will bring a 28-man crew in addition to 14 players bolster workforce for three Tests and three Twenty20 Internationals.

The Pakistan Cricket Board still can't seem to declare the crew, while the arrangement calendar will be reported at the appropriate time.

Plans to hold a bio-secure national preparing camp in Lahore in front of the England trip have been rejected in the wake of considering the fast development of COVID-19 cases in Pakistan.

Britain is planned to have the primary global arrangement since the novel coronavirus pandemic, when they face West Indies in a three-Test arrangement without fans in participation beginning on July 8 at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.