Second Test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan might be moved to Galle

Colombo was because of host however there are fears that continuous political shows might cause strategic difficulties

Dimuth Karunaratne and Babar Azam present with the prize they are battling for, Sri Lanka versus Pakistan, first Test, Galle, first day, July 16, 2022

Sri Lanka Cricket has been making careful effort to bring up that the island stays a feasible cricket objective • SLC

The second Test among Pakistan and Sri Lanka might be moved from Colombo to Galle, attributable to the chance of political exhibits in the island's capital.

While at no stage have cricket matches been compromised by the huge scope common turmoil seen in Sri Lanka throughout recent months, and especially in the previous week, there are fears that masses diving on Colombo's roads again may make strategic difficulties for a Test match.

Galle itself had seen an enormous dissent on July 9, on the second day of the second Test among Australia and Sri Lanka. Be that as it may, the groups seen there were not phenomenal in scale, as had been the situation in Colombo.

Sri Lanka Cricket has been making careful effort to bring up that the island stayed a feasible cricket objective, even as they get ready to have a Lanka Premier League in the initial not many long stretches of August, trailed by an Asia Cup highlighting nine groups.

There have been global matches in Colombo as of late. Two of the three T20Is, and three of the ODIs from the Australia visit were totally played at Khettarama arena. While those games were consistently very much joined in, and went off to no one's surprise, the size of the political exhibits has expanded significantly in Colombo from that point forward. Khettarama was planned to have the second Test against Pakistan yet on the off chance that it movements to Galle, this would be the third progressive home Test series to be played solely at the scene.