Six Pakistani players results negative for COVID-19 and will now

Hafeez, Riaz among six Pakistan players cleared to visit England after negative COVID-19 tests 

Global cricket is preparing for resumption with England's three-coordinate Test arrangement against the West Indies set to begin from July 8.

From that point forward, England will have Pakistan for the three-Test series and T20I arrangement finishing off with September.

While the Pakistan crew has just arrived at England, six Pakistan cricketers, including Mohammad Hafeez, has been cleared to join the remainder of the crew in the wake of returning negative in the second COVID-19 tests. 

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday affirmed that Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Hasnain, Mohammad Rizwan, Shadab Khan, and Wahab Riaz additionally tried negative for the second time in three days and would join rest of the group in Worcestershire.

"The PCB will currently begin making their movement game plans and the takeoff subtleties will partake at the appropriate time," the PCB included

Four different players – Haris Rauf, Kashif Bhatti, Haider Ali and Imran Khan – had tried positive for the COVID-19 time second time prior this week.

In the meantime, the Pakistan crew experienced coronavirus testing on their appearance in Manchester on Sunday before being moved to Worcestershire for a 14-day disconnection stage.

While the installation list hasn't been reported at this point, Pakistan is planned to play three Tests and the same number of T20Is away from the public scrutiny in August-September.

Pakistan would be hoping to make an imprint in both the Test and T20I arrangement with an expectation that their young pace assault comes out great against England.

While they have involvement with their rudder, adolescents are touted to sparkle in the English conditions.

The visit will be a major test for any semblance of Babar Azam and Sarfaraz Ahmed and other batsmen.