( CNN ) -- Pakistan 's cricket team have donated half their win bonuses to help the relief victims of a flood in their home nation . Having beaten England by four wickets in the third Test at the Oval last week -- leaving Pakistan 2-1 behind in the series with one Test left to play -- the nation 's top cricketers offered $ 54,400 in a bid to help their stricken countrymen . The contribution to the flood relief effort , which was announced by the Pakistan Cricket Board , is the latest in a number of fund-raising efforts aimed at helping those who have been affected by the disaster in recent weeks . `` The PCB chairman has announced a winning bonus ... and all the players and officials have donated half of the bonus in flood-relief funds , '' the PCB said in a statement . This latest act of charity by the national cricket team comes just one week after it was announced that PCB officials , staff and national team players had donated $ 137,590 to the same cause . Shahid Afridi , Pakistan 's one-day captain , and the country 's leading umpire Aleem Dar have also run separate campaigns for flood relief , raising millions of rupees . The PCB have also revealed that they are planning a game against Zimbabwe to raise further funds for the flood victims . This would be the first international cricket that has taken place in Pakistan since March 2009 , following the terror attacks on the touring Sri Lanka side . In recent weeks , the worst floods in the country 's history have killed 1600 people and left 20 million without homes in the north-west and southern regions of Pakistan . The U.N. says it still needs $ 200 million more in aid . Pakistan play England in the final Test in the series at Lords on Friday .
Pakistan cricket team donate $ 54,400 , half of their win bonus , to flood relief victims . Pakistan trail England 2-1 with one Test to play in their series with the host nation . Pakistan 's one day captain and top umpire raise extra funds through seseparateampaigns . Comment: