The third season of the Pakistan Super League starts in the United Arab Emirates on February 22. The tournament will move to Pakistan for two play-offs on March 20-21 and the final in Karachi on March 25.
Security experts Reg Dickason and Richard Dennis witnessed a full dress rehearsal for the final in Karachi. They were also briefed by Pakistani security and government officials on the arrangements.
The team's report will be integral to paving the way for the final.
International cricket in Pakistan was suspended after a 2009 militant attack on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore killed eight people and injured seven visiting players.
Pakistan's national team has since played nearly all its home matches in the UAE. The country has been battling militants for over a decade, and insurgents have carried out several high-profile attacks across the country.
Authorities have been trying to gradually return international cricket to Pakistan.
The final of the PSL last year was played in Lahore. Some foreign players made the trip, but many stayed away because of concerns about security.
Pakistan made unprecedented security arrangements for these matches, with 20,000 military and police officials guarding the visiting players and the stadium.
All six PSL teams have foreign players in their squads for the third season. Each team can field a maximum of four foreign players per match.