The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has launched an investigation into why 10 cricketers were not positive at the same time

Sports Desk: The Pakistan cricket team has been giving birth to one controversy after another since setting foot in New Zealand. One by one, the cricketers of the Pakistan team started getting corona attacks when the authorities of New Zealand issued extremely objectionable instructions due to non-compliance with the local health rules. In all, 10 corona of the team were found to be positive.

However, when the regular corona was tested in Pakistan, none of them came back positive. That is why the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has started an investigation into the whole incident. It is learned that several players got fever and cold-cough while playing domestic tournaments in Pakistan. After that they were tested for corona but the report came back negative. But after going to New Zealand and following the rules, their report came back positive after the test.

In all, the corona of 10 cricketers of Pakistan camp was caught. After that there was intense excitement about the issue. There has also been considerable controversy over the departure of a team of 35 Pakistani cricketers and 17 officials to New Zealand on a passenger plane. The PCB then ordered an investigation into the whole incident. It was also reported that the cricketers who have been affected by the corona are mainly players from Pakistan's two domestic tournaments.

Also most were in the same team in the PCL. Surprisingly, one of the foreign players in the franchise also returned to Corona after returning home. The PCB has ordered an investigation after receiving indications of negligence in the whole incident. Earlier, on November 24, a total of 53 members from Pakistan's Test, T20 and support staff arrived in New Zealand. The corona of these 53 people was tested that day.

After that, the news of the corona attack of a total of ten people came to the fore. With this, they have also taken the Pakistan team management by one hand. The angry Kiwi administration also issued a final warning to the Pakistan Cricket Board.