On Friday, Prime Minister Imran Khan welcomed the Australian cricket team to Pakistan for a bilateral series after a 24-year hiatus.

Pakistani cricket fans have always liked and revered Australian cricket, the prime minister said on Twitter.

“We’re all anticipating a thrilling and contested series.” He wrote, “Wishing both teams the best of luck.”

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