Australia, New Zealand and other cricket players escape from the missile strike by a slight difference amid military tensions in Pakistani India

International cricket players from Australia, New Zealand and other countries survived a slight difference from a missile strike in Pakistan, as military tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated seriously around the disputed Kashmir region.

The incident took place a few hours after the Indian armed forces launched accurate strikes about what they described as “terrorist infrastructure” in Pakistan and Kashmir, which is run by Pakistan, in response to a deadly attack on Hindu tourists in Kashmir last month. In response, Pakistan has pledged revenge, which led to a night of artillery exchange and cross -border missile firing.

Cricket players were evacuated from Pakistan amid security concerns

Players participating in the Pakistani Premier League (PSL) 2025, including Australians – David Warner, Mitchell Owen, Riley Meridith and Bin Dawarsuis – And New Zealands – Finn Allen, Mark Chapman, Tim Severt and Kane WilliamsonShe expressed great concerns about their safety after escalation. According to media reports, these players left Pakistan to Dubai just hours before hitting the missile strike nearby.

“All New Zealands participating in PSL in Pakistan, including players, coaches, support staff and commentators, left Pakistan to Dubai,” New Zealand Cricket (NZC) confirmed in a statement. The evacuation was quickly conducted, as security assessments indicated a rapid deteriorating position.

Meanwhile, the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper reported that a few hours after players left abroad on a rented flight, India carried out missile strikes targeting three Pakistani air bases – including Nour Khan, the facility that players, officials and broadcasters had traveled to the United Arab Emirates approximately three hours ago.

According to what was stated that the strike against Nour Khan, located near the Pakistani military headquarters and about 10 kilometers of Islamabad, sparked some explosions and fires. Local media described smoke, flame and panic scenes on a large scale in the surrounding areas.

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International stars soon to leave from India

The crisis also affected the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, where New Zealand players and Australian players in India were connected to return home. The IPL, which includes dozens of international stars, was suspended for one week after the Punjab match was abandoned against Delhi’s capitals in Daramsala due to the government’s blackout and closure of airports in the northwestern corridor of India.

Australian players like Pat Camens, Mitchell Stark, Josh Hazliowood and Travis HeidAlong with coaches Ricky Punting and Brad PrizeThe flights will soon be climbed to their cities. IPL plane in New Zealand Devon Conway, Mitchell Santrner, Trent Bolt, Rachene Ravenra and Big Jacobs She is also either on her way home or waiting for available flights.

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