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| Name | NZ team arrives amid tight security |
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| Video Discription | (28 Nov 2003) SHOTLIST 1. Two exteriors Allama Iqbal International Airport 2. Various interiors airport and armed police 3. Mid shot New Zealand cricket team members enter arrivals hall, led out by coach Ashley Ross 4. Various of New Zealand players and coaching staff 5. Pakistani men watching 6. Wide shot police in front of New Zealand team bus 7. Various of New Zealand players getting on bus 8. Various of bus leaving 9. Armed police at door of Pearl Continental Hotel 10. SOUNDBITE (English) John Wilson, New Zealand team coaching staff: "It's good to be here, looking forward to it." (Q: What are you expecting about the match?) "Well, just looking forward to the boys getting in and performing well first up." (Q: Do you think you will win the series?) "Oh certainly, yeah, we are not here for a holiday." (Q: Are the team enthusiastic about the match?) "Very much looking forward to it. We just need some sleep now and we'll be into it tomorrow." 11. Various players checking in 12. Armed police outside hotel STORYLINE New Zealand's cricket team arrived in Pakistan in the early hours of Friday amid unprecedented security at the start of the squad's 11-day tour. In May of last year, a bomb exploded outside the team's hotel in Karachi, killing at least 14 people. Nobody on the team was injured but the squad aborted the tour. This year's trip was delayed for one week when New Zealand diplomats received an e-mail threatening the team's safety during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, which ended two days ago. The team decided to push ahead after receiving security assurance from international cricket officials. On Friday, the arrival lounge at the Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore was cordoned off as the squad of 15 players, along with New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden and security manager Reg Dickason, were whisked to a team bus and on to their hotel. All roads were blocked for the team's half-hour journey from the airport to their hotel and their bus was escorted by police on motorbikes and three vehicles of armed police. Officials said the team would get "full-fledged security" at a level usually associated with visiting heads of state. About 150 elite police commandos and two thousand policemen are scheduled to work in three round-the-clock shifts to ensure security. New Zealand will play five one-day internationals against Pakistan, starting on Saturday at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, followed by a second at the same venue on Monday. The third one-day of this year's tour will be held in Faisalabad on Wednesday, followed by back-to-back one-day internationals at Rawalpindi on December 5 and 7. Lahore and Rawalpindi will host day-and-night games while Faisalabad's one-dayer will be a day match. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d0a6961be88cf43c1d9432d7cea333f6 |
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