The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is considering the UAE as a venue to stage the remainder of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) but the country's COVID-19 body is yet to take a final call.
The PCB's flagship tournament was suspended after 14 games in March after seven individuals, including six players, tested positive for COVID-19.
The governing body had said last month that the PSL would resume on June 1 and the remaining 20 games would take place in Karachi's National Stadium, with the final on June 20.
"Now, the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) will announce the decision. If it decides that the league should be resumed, we will bio-secure Karachi and all matches would be played there," a PCB spokesman said.
"If the NCOC does not give the go-ahead to PCB for holding matches in Karachi, we will consult the franchises to hold the rest of the tournament in the UAE."
ESPNCricinfo reported that all six PSL franchises had asked the PCB to move the tournament to the UAE, which also hosted last year's Indian Premier League (IPL).
The lucrative IPL T20 competition was suspended abruptly this week, triggered by a resurgence of the pandemic in India.
Real Madrid handed shock home loss as Celta Vigo spring surprise
Dubai Capitals overpower Abu Dhabi Knight Riders by 83 runs
Mid East finished strong with victory against Arabia
Norris takes F1 title as Verstappen wins Abu Dhabi race
Neser fires Australia to eight-wicket win in second Ashes test
