New Zealand's men group have deserted their visit through Pakistan following a New Zealand government "security alert".
The Black Caps were because of play Pakistan in the first of three one-day internationals in Rawalpindi on Friday prior to moving to Lahore for a five-match Twenty20 series.
Britain's people's groups are because of play in Rawalpindi one month from now and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said it will choose "in the following 24-48 hours" regardless of whether the matches will go on.
The people are booked to play twofold header T20 internationals on 13 and 14 October before the ladies' side play three ODIs on 17, 19 and 21 October.
New Zealand's choice to leave their visit came after "an acceleration in the New Zealand government danger levels for Pakistan".
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has said it won't remark on the subtleties of the security danger with plans being set up for the group to get back.
"I comprehend this will be a blow for the PCB (Pakistan Cricket Board), who have been magnificent hosts, however player security is fundamental and we accept this is the main capable choice," said NZC CEO David White.
In December 2019, Pakistan played a Test at home interestingly since the Sri Lanka group transport was assaulted in 2009.
With global groups picking not to visit due to security fears, Pakistan have played most of their 'home' matches since 2009 in the United Arab Emirates, frequently before scanty groups.
Pakistan guaranteed New Zealand Cricket of 'idiot proof security courses of action's
In an assertion, the PCB said that Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan - a previous Pakistan cricket commander - had addressed his New Zealand partner Jacinda Ardern and disclosed to her that "no security danger of any sort exists for the opposing group".
"Recently, New Zealand Cricket educated us they had been made aware of some security alarm and have singularly chosen to defer the series," the assertion said.
"Pakistan Cricket Board and the Pakistan government made idiot proof security courses of action for all opposing groups. We have guaranteed New Zealand Cricket of something similar.
"The Pakistan Prime Minister talked by and by to the Prime Minister of New Zealand and educated her that we have one of the most mind-blowing knowledge frameworks on the planet and that no security danger of any sort exists for the opposing group.
"The security authorities with the New Zealand group have been happy with security courses of action made by the Pakistan government all through their visit here.
"PCB will proceed the planned matches. Be that as it may, cricket darlings in Pakistan and all throughout the planet will be disillusioned by this last-minute withdrawal."
Ardern said her administration "thoroughly support the choice that has been made", adding: "Player security must be central."
Pakistan commander Babar Azam tweeted: "Very disillusioned on the sudden delay of the series, which might have brought the grins back for a huge number of Pakistan cricket fans.
"I've full confidence in the abilities and validity of our security organizations."
PCB director Rameez Raja said: "Feel so upset for the fans and our players. Leaving the visit by adopting a one-sided strategy on a security danger is exceptionally baffling. Particularly when it's not common. NZ will hear us at ICC (International Cricket Council)."
An ECB articulation said: "We're mindful of New Zealand's choice to pull out of the Pakistan visit because of a security alert.
"We are liaising with our security group who are on the ground in Pakistan to completely comprehend the circumstance. The ECB board will then, at that point choose in the following 24-48 hours whether our arranged visit ought to continue."
Last week, the last Test among England and India at Old Trafford was canceled without a second to spare after the travelers detailed various Covid-19 cases inside their camp, while England have deferred their own arranged visit through Bangladesh to 2023