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Zim series: PCB announces its own panel of match officials

| | May 18, 2015, at 12:12 am
Islamabad, May 17 (IBNS): The Pakistan Cricket Board on Sunday announced its own panel of match officials for the upcoming series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe.

The Pakistani board has named former Zimbabwean Test umpire Russel Tiffin  in the panel while the rest include Pakistani umpires.

The announcement was made at a time when the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Sunday  advised the PCB and Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) that it will not be appointing its match officials for the upcoming series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe.

The ICC’s decision has been made after receiving a report from its security consultant.

"The ICC Board, during its April meeting, had decided that the playing conditions relating to the appointment of match officials could be waived to allow the PCB to appoint local match officials for this series should the ICC decide not to send its umpires and referee due to the current security situation in Pakistan," the ICC said in a statement.

If this was to occur, the matches would still be considered “official cricket”, even though they will not be played strictly in accordance with the ICC standard playing conditions.

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