Pakistan vs England second Test moved from Karachi to Multan

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced a revised schedule for the upcoming Test series against England, with Multan Cricket Stadium set to host two of the three Tests. 

Originally, the second Test was planned at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi. However, due to ongoing renovations for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the PCB has decided to relocate the match to Multan. The decision has been made to ensure that all venues are in top condition for the upcoming tournaments.

The three-match Test series, part of the ICC World Test Championship 2023-25, is scheduled to take place from October 7-28.

"Despite minor adjustments, we are committed to supporting fans and ensuring a memorable tour. We look forward to a fiercely competitive Test series and showcasing Pakistan's renowned hospitality. PCB is thrilled to welcome the England men's cricket team back to Pakistan," Usman Wahla, PCB Director International said in a statement.

The England men's cricket team is set to arrive in Multan on October 2, coinciding with the same date of the Pakistan men's cricket team's arrival in the city. This early arrival will give both teams ample time to get accustomed to the conditions and prepare for the Test series.

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Revised PAK vs ENG Test schedule:

First Test: October 7-11, Multan Cricket Stadium

Second Test: October 15-19, Multan Cricket Stadium

Third Test: October 24-28, Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium