• The Pakistan Cricket Board invited schools and colleges student.
• The shuttles took schoolchildren and orphans to NBCA.
• They were able to watch the game from different stands.

PAK vs NZ: The second Test match between Pakistan and New Zealand has drawn a large crowd of schoolchildren and orphans to National Bank Cricket Arena (NBCA).

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decided to invite schools, colleges, orphanages, and old homes because not many people came to the Test series.

The third day, shuttles were set up to take the kids to the stadium. They were able to watch the game live from different stands.

Not just during this series, but also during the England series, not many people came to watch. After people didn’t show up, PCB made it free for fans to get in, with the exception of two VIP stands.

Even though fans could get in for free, they weren’t interested in going to the stadium for one reason or another.

At the time this story was written, Pakistan’s score was 223-4, and they were behind by 226 runs.

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