Pak vs WI: Pakistan cricket team safe as earthquake hits Jamaica
"Our men's side are safe and sound after this morning’s earthquake in Jamaica," PCB says
August 14, 2021
- 7.2-magnitude earthquake hits Jamaica.
- Pakistan Cricket Board says all players safe.
- Pakistan is playing a two match Test-series against West Indies.
The Pakistani squad is safe and no one from the team has been injured as a result of the earthquake that hit Jamaica, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said Saturday.
In a tweet, the PCB said: "Thankfully, our men's side are safe and sound after this morning’s earthquake in Jamaica and are ready for the third day of the ongoing Test, which will start on time."
A 7.2-magnitude had rocked Jamaica, according to the US Geological Survey, with the epicenter being recorded in Haiti.
The Pakistan Test squad reached Jamaica earlier this week for the two-match Test series that started on Thursday.
Match schedule
August 12-16: 1st Test at Sabina Park
August 20-24: 2nd Test at Sabina Park
