Intro:

Security representatives for the Zimbabwe cricket team visited Lahore on Wednesday (6th May) ahead of a potential tour of Pakistan, which would be the first in the country since Sri Lanka's team bus was attacked in the city in March 2009.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Alistair Campbell, Managing director of Zimbabwe Cricket Board:

"We're nearly complete with our memorandum of understanding. There are just a few things left to discuss, but we in principal have agreed to the tour, both boards have made those various announcements, so we're very excited to see what's ahead, see.... just finish up on the various security arrangements and then look forward to the Zimbabwe national team arriving here on the 19th to play three one day internationals and two twenty(20) internationals here in Lahore."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Alistair Campbell, Managing director of Zimbabwe Cricket Board:

"We are very excited be here and I know our team is very excited to arrive here and to play in Pakistan and get more cricket under their belt, get more experience under the belt and we're thankful for the PCB (Pakistan Cricket board) for putting on this for us, for inviting us and to all the security forces and security agencies involved. They've left no stone unturned to make sure that we will be safe and that cricket will be the ultimate winner at the end of the day."