In its latest attempt to bring Pakistan Super League to the level of IPL, the PCB has decided to install floodlights at the stadium in Quetta. The stadium in Quetta, placed at a high-altitude, is similar to that of India’s Dharamshala stadium, which has hosted many international as well as IPL games so far. The installation of floodlights in the stadium at Quetta will pave way for the PCB to organize PSL matches at the venue, bringing more popularity to the league with a touch of scenery.
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“PCB will fulfil its promise to install floodlights by September. PSL matches will also arranged in Quetta after making the stadium up to the mark,” said Naqvi, who is also chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board.
“Holding of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches in Quetta is being mulled over,” he said while addressing a press conference during his visit to Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti Cricket Stadium.
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The PCB also seems to have finally woken up from a slumber to allow its franchises in PSL to sign one big player each outside the draft, as per reports.
Further, it confirmed that the PSL 2025 season will be held from April 7 to May 20 in Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. The franchises were previously against the idea of hosting the event against the IPL, but the PCB has gone ahead with the decision despite their concerns.
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