Australia is slated to tour Pakistan in 2022, and Pakistan cricket legend and former bowling coach Waqar Younis has stated that Pakistan is a very safe place to tour. Adding that Pakistan’s security is one of the best in the world, Younis assured that nothing will happen to the Australian players.


The 49-year-old Younis also added that Pakistan shall ensure that the hospitality and security that will be provided to the Australian players will be top-notch.

“I live in Sydney, my family is in Sydney – it’s the safest place in the world and I can guarantee you this place is nothing less than that. Come visit us, we will make sure we will look after you. Our security is one of the best in the world. We’ll make sure nothing of that sort will occur. When a team comes it is a different ball game. They make sure the hospitality, the security is right up there,” said Younis while speaking to The Age.


I think Punjab took their foot off the pedal there. They should have won it earlier. And Tyagi has run in and he has bowled a good over. Don’t get me wrong. I have seen perfect yorkers go for four. But Punjab could not get bat on ball when they wanted, and a little bit of bad luck as well.

There was a wide that should have been called, Aiden Markram has nicked one, keeper’s dropped it, but short third man has got a miraculous save, and that could have gone for four. These little things keep building. You don’t have to bowl the perfect last over, the batters have already dug themselves into a hole through pressure and any ball that is a dot ball looks like a magic delivery,” said Steyn in a chat with Cricinfo.

The 32nd match between Rajasthan Royals and Punjab Kings turned out to be a deadly affair when some of the most unexpected things started unfolding towards the end. While PBKS were off to a flying start, the way they got choked towards the end remains to be a mystery. Talking for Rajasthan, young pacer Kartik Tyagi tur.