Imran Khan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, will be there for the first Test match between Pakistan and Australia.
Australia’s historic tour of Pakistan began with the opening Test match at Rawalpindi’s Pindi Stadium.
The Australians return to the country after a 24-year absence, where they will play three Tests, three One-Day Internationals, and one T20 International.
Several government officials, including Federal Minister for Information Technology and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhary, also paid a visit to the stadium to see Pakistan’s historic Test match against Australia.
Fawad told the media that Prime Minister Imran Khan would also attend the match.
Notably, the premier was one of Pakistan’s most successful captains, with a solid record against the Australians throughout his playing career. When he played 18 innings, he took 64 wickets, including one 10-wicket haul. He also scored a century and five half-centuries on the field.
Following the first Test, both sides will travel to Karachi for the second, Lahore for the third, and Rawalpindi for three ODIs and a T20I.
