The Pakistan cricket team will face the Indian team on October 14 after the Pakistan Cricket Board agreed to the rescheduling of its match against India in the group stage of the ODI World Cup 2023.

The face-off between the arch rivals was originally scheduled on October 15 at the Narendra Modi stadium in Ahmedabad. However, Indian security agencies sent an advice to the government saying the schedule should be changed.

Read: World Cup: Pak-India clash could be rescheduled due to Hindu festival

While the date of the match has been changed, there was no change in the venue and Narendra Modi stadium will host the high voltage match.

Similarly, the schedule for Pakistan-Sri Lanka match has also been changed, according which the green team will play against Sri Lanka on October 10 in Hyderabad, two days earlier than the original schedule.

After the approval from the PCB, the Board of Control for Cricket in India will now release an updated schedule after consultations with the International Cricket Council.

Uncertainties loom around Pakistan’s participation in the major event of cricket. A high-profile committee meeting was summoned for August 3 to discuss the green team’s participation in the ICC World Cup in India.