Total 10 Pakistani cricketers due to tour England in August have tested positive.

It comes after three colleagues, Shadab Khan, Haris Rauf and Haider Ali, teste positive on Monday. A player support team, masseur Malang Ali, was also tested positive.

Seven more Pakistan players because of visit England in August have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Pakistan Cricket Board ‘PCB’ said on Tuesday, taking the total sum to 10 since the first outcomes were reported for the current week.

Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Rizwan, Wahab Riaz, Imran Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Hasnain and Kashif Bhatti were completely spotted to have the infection

Even with the new diseases, the PCB said the England visit is “on way” and the group will go for the series according to plan.

Pakistan are expected to play three Tests and three T-20 internationals against England beginning in August.

Haider, Haris and Shadab, all of the seven players and masseur who tested positive had revealed any indications of Coronavirus until they experienced the first round of testing on Monday leading of the side’s takeoff for Manchester

The PCB medical board is as of now in contact with these players and the masseur, who have been told to view severe isolate at their homes for their and their families’ health.

PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan stated: “The ongoing positive test of the absolute fittest competitors, who had not indicated any side effects, undoubtedly show the threat this infection has.”

He encouraged the individuals to carefully follow the safety measures suggested by the administration to control the increase of the infection.

He said, as respects the players who have tested positive, we will proceed to observe and look after them, adding directing antibody tests, and when they test negative, they will be traveled to join the crew in England.

Meanwhile, Misbah-ul-Haq is checking on the preparation plan for England and is fixing up plans for hold players to be tested as an assistance.