LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is currently working on the resumption of the Pakistan Super League season 10, which was postponed due to the Pakistan-India tension, according to media reports.
PCB is considering to hold the matches in Rawalpindi and Lahore rather than scheduling it in any other foreign country, according to the reports.
Sources in PCB told the news agency that the decision regarding the future of the tournament is set to be final within the next 48 to 72 hours.
The match between Multan Sultans and Quetta Gladiators, originally scheduled to be played in Multan, is also likely to be moved to Rawalpindi or Lahore, depending on logistical and security assessments.
The PCB is in discussion with all six franchises to confirm the availability of their foreign players. After confirmation, the revised schedule could be announced within a week.
The CEO of PSL, Salman Naseer, said that arrangements are being made, and I will provide full details soon. The PSL will go ahead.
Earlier, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had postponed the remaining eight matches of the 10th edition of the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL). The decision comes in light of the recent increase in tensions between India and Pakistan.
Yesterday, the PCB announced that the remaining PSL matches would take place in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), due to concerns regarding the war between India and Pakistan escalating.
