Pakistani officials reacted strongly, calling the decision "unilateral" and a conspiracy against Pakistans image.   "None of our various intelligence agencies had received any indication of a security threat," said Pakistans Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed.   He added that Pakistan had offered to hold the matches without spectators, but the offer was rejected.  Pakistani Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Ali Haider Zaidi said he was "appalled" at the decision.   "Sadly, global politics has won over the great game of cricket! There were no security threats! @jacindaardern," he said, tagging the New Zealand prime minister in his tweet. 
Akulu akuluaku Pakistan anayankha mokwiya ,  kunena chiganizocho, "ndichambali imodzi" komanso coononga chithunzi thunzi cha Pakistan. " Palibe aliyense wa gulu la zachitetezo athu omwe analandilapo chizindikiro chilichonse  choopsea chitetezo.,  Nduna Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed anatero. Anaonjezera kuti ofesi yawo yaikulu ya Pakistan idadzipeleka kupangitsa masewero  popanda  oonelera,  koma anakana ganizori.   Pakistani Federal Minister forMaritime Affairs Ali Haider Zaidi  adati iye adakhumudwa pachiganizochi. " Mokwiya"  a global politics anawina pama sewero akulu a clicket! panalibepo chiopsezo pachitetezo! pa jacindaardem, " anatero pouza nduna yaku New zealand patamba lawo lamchezo la tweeter.