LAHORE: Pakistan are looking for a suitable venue to stage their one-day series against Australia later this year, an official said Saturday.
Pakistan have been forced to play their home series at the neutral venues of United Arab Emirates, New Zealand and England.
Pakistan and Australia have five one-day matches scheduled for August this year and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief operating officer Subhan Ahmad said three venues were under consideration.
"We are looking out for a suitable venue for the five one-days against Australia as it would be very hot to play in the UAE in mid-August," Ahmad told AFP.
The three available options are South Africa, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh and we are looking at these venues, Ahmed said.
The PCB is also seeking the return of international cricket to their country and has invited Bangladesh to play a one-day series in April.
A Bangladesh delegation is expected to tour Pakistan to assess security before deciding on the series.
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