Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced a change in the schedule of their upcoming Test series against England.
Pakistan, who are set to host the English in a three-match Test series, will be aiming to look to make a strong comeback after their dismal outing against Bangladesh.

The Test series is set to start on October 7 and will continue till October 28. The first Test is set to be played in Multan and the final Test will be played in Rawalpindi. But the 2nd Test, which was originally slated to be played in Karachi, has been shifted to Multan as well.
"The second Test, which was originally planned at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi from 15-19 October, will now be played at the Multan Cricket Stadium. The remaining two Tests will be played as originally planned, i.e. 7-11 October in Multan and 24-28 October in Rawalpindi," a statement from PCB stated on Friday.
Karachi has been removed and the match has been shifted to Multan as the National Bank Stadium is undergoing renovation ahead of next year's ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
7-11 Oct - First Test, Multan
15-19 Oct - Second Test, Multan
24-28 Oct - Third Test, Rawalpindi
PCB has also announced that the team will be assembling in Multan on October 2, whereas the travelling England team will also reach the country on the same day. Pakistan suffered a massive setback against Bangladesh as they lost 2-0 at home against the Tigers.
With the disappointing series loss, Pakistan's chances to make it to the WTC final have largely evaporated. England currently sit 6th in the WTC table and is also unable to make it to the final for the ongoing cycle.