Updated On: 15 September, 2020 07:18 AM IST | Karachi | PTI
The Board has directed its players to submit their initial Covid-19 report to their manager or coach

Pakistan players. Pic/Getty Images
The PCB has asked around 240 players, officials and other stakeholders, who will take part in the National T20 Championship later this month, to pay for their initial Covid-19 tests. The Board has made it mandatory for everyone appearing in the National event to return two negative Covid-19 tests before they are cleared to play in the tournament, starting September 30 in Rawalpindi and Multan. The Pakistan Cricket Board said it would pay for the second Covid-19 test.
"The initial test the players, officials and stakeholders have to pay for the themselves," a PCB source said. The PCB has not specified any laboratory or hospital from where the players, officials and stakeholders must get their initial tests done. The Board has directed its players to submit their initial Covid-19 report to their manager or coach.