New Zealand pulled out of their cricket series against Pakistan on Friday over security concerns just as the first one-day international was due to start. The move is a massive setback to Pakistan, which has been trying to revive tours by foreign sides after home internationals were suspended in the aftermath of a 2009 terror attack on the Sri Lankan side. Imran Khan, Pakistan Prime Minister, tried to assure the guests of security in a call to his New Zealand counterpart but to no avail. Watch this report for more.
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