"Out of the three positive results, one player belongs to Islamabad and the remaining to two other franchises," he said. The PCB official also said that the test results of one team were still awaited. He said the PCB believed with proper handling of the situation, cricket can go on as other countries are also facing similar problems.

"A virtual meeting will be held with the team owners to further tighten the COVID-19 protocols and the bio-secure bubble guidelines for the tournament," he said. Islamabad United player Ahmed's positive result on Monday led to the postponement of their match against Quetta Gladiators.

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