Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi is frustrated with delays in finalizing the itinerary for the upcoming Test series against England, scheduled to start on October 7. The three-match series, set to be held in Multan, Karachi, and Rawalpindi, faces uncertainty due to ongoing construction at these venues for the ICC Champions Trophy. Despite Naqvi's insistence on hosting the series in Pakistan, the international cricket department has yet to confirm the match locations, causing anxiety among stakeholders, including broadcasters and the English cricket board. Insiders reveal that delays could significantly impact the PCB's revenue generation from the series, with broadcasters struggling to sell international rights. Naqvi has dismissed proposals to relocate the series to venues in the UAE or South Africa, emphasizing that moving the matches would harm the PCB's reputation. As the clock ticks down to the first Test, the need for a definitive announcement grows urgent.