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Sri Lanka will not go to Pakistan tour


The Recent attacks in Pakistan, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has clearly refused to tour Pakistan.

In Karachi last Sunday at Navy Air Force base because of the terrorist attack Sri Lankan cricket team's tour of Pakistan has seems to break. SLC spokesman said on phone the Sri Lankan Board is very concerned about the safety of the team, in which Sri Lanka has refused to tour Pakistan.

Before (SLC) secretary Nishant Ranatunga said the team's tour of Pakistan can be no compromise over security.

Ranatunga said "Pakistan is a close friend of ours and we also know that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is going through financial constraints, but the safety of our players is most important."

Earlier from last several months, the PCB keep sending invitations to play three Tests and five one-day matches in Pakistan to Sri Lankan Board.
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