KARACHI: Pakistan and India on Tuesday postponed their snooker series planned for this week over security fears in host city Karachi, following a bomb attack that killed 48 people.
The four-day series - the first between the arch-rivals in almost eight years - was due to start on Thursday but the visitors voiced concerns after Sunday's blast and asked for the series to be played later.
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