PUBG Mobile Pakistan Cricket: Ahead of PAKISTAN vs England T20 Series, Pakistan Cricket Board ropes in PUBG Mobile as SERIES Sponsor: Follow PAK vs ENG LIVE – PUBG Mobile is looking to expand its dominance in Pakistan, as Pakistan Cricket Board aka PCB revealed that PUBG Mobile is going to sponsor the national cricket team in Pakistan vs England T20 International Series. The announcement has come from a public interview where Tencent‘s country head of Pakistan, Khawar Naeem confirmed the news. For live updates on Pakistan vs England T20 International Series, follow InsideSport.IN
This is not the first time that PUBG Mobile has shown interest in the Cricket team in Pakistan. Previously they have partnered with Shoaib Akhtar, a former Pakistani pace bowler who is regarded as the fastest bowler in international cricket history. PUBG Mobile is also the main sponsor of the Lahore Qalandar Cricket team. Lahore Qalandars is a Pakistani professional cricket team that represents the city of Lahore in the Pakistan Super League.
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PUBG Mobile Pakistan Cricket: Ahead of PAKISTAN vs England T20 Series, Pakistan Cricket Board ropes in PUBG Mobile as SERIES Sponsor: Follow PAK vs ENG LIVE
The Football World Cup may have a global audience, but cricket has a global following of more than a billion people, according to a significant new study. According to Nielsen Sports’ report for the International Cricket Council, there are 1.039 billion cricket enthusiasts worldwide, the majority of whom are male, live in South Asia, and are 34 years old on average. So, no doubt why PUBG mobile picks out this choice to win the hearts of the audience of Pakistan.
A mobile game or any video game sponsoring a traditional sports team is a remarkable achievement, to say the least. Overall, it’s something we can all stand behind as gamers because it will only amplify the gaming community as a whole. For future updates on PUBG Mobile, follow InsideSport.IN.
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