I’d love to play in Pakistan, says Aussie skipper Aaron Finch

British TAUNTON: Aaron Finch has never visited Pakistan. His other teammates did not play in this country against Pakistan in an important World Cup match in the county on Wednesday.

Since 1998, security issues have prevented Australians from heading to Pakistan, a country where Finch said he was willing to visit on Tuesday.

"I like to play there. No doubt," he told reporters before the game on Wednesday.


"This is such a wonderful country. You have heard the story of a player who played in the past and said that playing there is great."

In 1998, Australia participated in three tests and three one-day international competitions in Pakistan for the last time.

Finch said that the Pakistani Premier League properly emphasized the cradle in cricket in Pakistan.

We see that fans who support Pakistani travel are very enthusiastic. When the Pakistani Super League was there, the fans sold out the venue within a few minutes.

"From all the reports, the players who played there said that this is the perfect time to play cricket in Pakistan, just to let them have cricket in their home country, where the love and enthusiasm for the team is unbelievable. .

“I am convinced that all countries and the International Criminal Court and all relevant personnel are doing their part to ensure safety and everything is guaranteed to ensure that when cricket is ready to return to Pakistan.”