Kane Williamson has called Pakistan a 'special place' for cricket and is hoping that the pullout of the Kiwis from the white-ball series in the country won't have a lasting impact.
New Zealand are scheduled to play three ODIs and as many T20Is during their first tour of Pakistan since 2002.
A senior official of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said that the meeting will most likely be held in Lahore but the date has not been finalised as yet.
Paceman Kyle Jamieson continued an extraordinary start to his test career, taking 6-48 as New Zealand beat Pakistan by an innings and 176 runs in the second test.
The 30-year-old Kiwi skipper took 364 balls to score a 238-run innings before falling to Faheem Ashraf as hosts' sixth wicket.
On Day Two of the Test match, Williamson batted in his classic fashion to ease to his 24th Test century.
Wagner was struck by Pakistan speedster Shaheen Afridi yorker while batting on the second day of the first Test, sustaining undisplaced fractures in both the fourth and fifth toes of his right foot.
Wagner was struck by Pakistan paceman Shaheen Afridi while batting on the second day of the first test at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui, sustaining two fractures to toes on his right foot.
Pakistan dropped three catches and also missed a review against lbw decision against Williamson.
Waqar admitted that Babar's absence will have an impact on Pakistan's chances of winning the three-match series.
Kane Williamson will return from his paternity leave to lead the side in the second and third matches.
Pakistan's tour of New Zealand for three T20Is and two tests starting next week was thrown into doubt when eight of the Pakistan party tested positive for COVID-19, and some breached the health protocols.
The 53-member Pakistan team was denied the right to train while in managed isolation in New Zealand after eight members of the touring squad had tested positive for COVID-19.
The 53-strong Pakistan team had been denied the right to train after eight members had tested positive for COVID-19.
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Ehsan Mani has ruled out any danger to Pakistan’s present tour of New Zealand despite three more members of the 54-strong visiting squad testing positive for COVID-19.
The Pakistan Cricket Board announced a combined squad, which includes players for the senior team and Shaheen's side. It did not specify which player belongs to which squad.
Babar Azam's unbeaten century and Shaheen Afridi's fiery spell kept Pakistan's semi-finals hopes alive as they beat New Zealand by 6 wickets at Edgbaston.
It was New Zealand's only fifth series victory in Asia and first in 10 years, while Pakistan lost only their second Test series in the United Arab Emirates in the last decade.
Williamson, who resumed on the fourth day on 14, batted the entire day and grafted an unbeaten 139 off 282 balls with 13 fours.
Yasir Shah also equalled Pakistan's record of most wickets in a Test match by claiming 14 wickets in the second Test against New Zealand last week.
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