The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is questioning Pakistan's coronavirus testing system. The PCB today declared six cricketers, who were declared corona positive four days ago, corona-free again today. Today, PCB chief executive Wasim Khan said the new announcement has brought relief to six cricketers.Last Monday and Tuesday, 10 cricketers were reported to be positive in two rounds. Mohammad Hafeez claimed to be tax-free by examining himself personally. In the midst of such controversy, the PCB has re-examined everyone in the England tour squad. Meanwhile, the news broke this morning that Hafeez had tested positive for Corona. If that is true, the news of his punishment was also published. But this evening all speculations are over.In the previous test, everyone without tax has breathed a sigh of relief. Alongside him, Hafeez, Wahab Riaz, Fakhar Zaman, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Rizwan and Mohammad Hasnain have been announced crown free, however Kashif Bhatti, Haris Rauf, Haider Ali and Imran Khan have tried positive once more.But since they have to ensure tax exemption in two tests before flying to England, Pakistan are unable to take the six cricketers on tour. Although Mohammad Hafeez and Wahab Riaz had negative results in their personal tests, the PCB is not treating them as such tests. And they are not going on tour after being negative in two tests.Wasim, the chief executive of the PCB, said: As a result, even if they get two negative results, they will be tested twice again, which will be in accordance with the PCB's own rules.
The PCB said arrangements would be made to send the six cricketers to England as soon as they pass the test.
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