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A foreign cricketer was in danger of being in danger between India and Pakistan. A potential missile attack in Pakistan survived four Australian cricketers. According to Sydney Morning Herald, Sin Abbot, Ben Abbot, Ben Dwalshoeis, Eshan Turner and Mitch Ovan was taken to Dubai via a charter flight. Fortunately, they were all moved to the players since a few hours after the players were allegedly targeted the same military base.
Many participants in IPL and PSL are hoping to return to Australia from Sunday Sunday. Both tournaments were deferred due to increasing stress between India and Pakistan. Patumins, Michelle Starr, Josh Hazelwood and Travis Head, under the IPL contracts, the BCCI had arranged to send back to Australia. After a warning warning near Dharamsala, BCCI decided to defer IPL.
The Australian player included in PSL also left Friday evening (in local time) to secure Pakistan. The tournament has been officially postponed due to the current situation between India and Pakistan. The Pakistan Cricket Board arranged a charter flight for the Australian and international players, which left Friday night to Dubai. On Saturday, connecting flights to players from Dubai to their homes.
Sin Abbot, Ben Dwarphaise, Ethon Turner and Mitch Oven, this incident became an unffective event. A few hours later, India allegedly made missile attacks on three Pakistani airbins, including NOor Khan Airbins, which was alleged from the charter flight on Saturday morning. The players, officers and preachers were present at this place and left for UAE about three hours ago.
Where was the explosion?
According to local Pakistani media reports, Pakistani military was attacked near Nor Khan, about 10 km from Islamabad. Many were blasted and then the fire came back. Those who see it told the smoke, and the flames were looking forward to the surrounding area.
Former opener David Warner, Australia David Warner has already returned to Australia. He was not in flight with other players. Many of the Australian players shake in Pakistan. “Shein and Ben are now safe in Dubai,” Abbots and Dwarshis, the manager Peter Lovait of the Abbot and Dawarhis said in the report “They are resting in the hotel for preparing to go to Sydney.”