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Former West Indies captain Darren Sammy has revealed that foreign players now feel safe while travelling to Pakistan. The 37-year-old, while talking to The Current as quoted by Cricket Pakistan, stated that there has been a big shift in foreign players point of view regarding the security situation in the country. “Hashim Amla and I were having a conversation and I think Javed [Afridi] asks what the difference is between now and five years ago,” said Sammy. “I think the major difference coming to Pakistan now, four years ago players would be calling me and go ‘Darren, I am going over there [Pakistan], do you think we should go?’ When West Indies was coming the captain had to call me

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