- The tournament was suspended on the advice of Prime Minister Shibaz.
- The decision follows a significant increase in hostilities along LOC.
- Cricket unites us, but at such times, it should take a respected stop: PCB.
Lahore: The Pakistani Cricket Council (PCB) announced on Friday that an unspecified postponement of the remaining eight matches in the tenth season of the Pakistani Premier League (PSL) in light of the deteriorating regional security situation.
The decision follows a significant increase in hostilities along the control line (LOC), including the incursion of 78 Indian drones and rocket fire from the surface to the surface, which PCB is called “aggressive aggressive” from India.
This step was taken to comment on the advice of Prime Minister Shehabz Sharif, “which preserved the reckless aggression from India, which has escalated to the extent that the national interest and feelings focus on the courageous efforts made by the Pakistani armed forces, which pushing noisy from the beloved Pakistan.”
“In such times, while the cricket is united and brought in joy, it should take a respectable interruption,” said the council.
PCB expressed his full solidarity with the families of the martyrs and security personnel, and thanked all the stakeholders – the privileges, players, sponsors, broadcasters and fans – for their continuous support during the tournament.
The Board of Directors also recognized the emotional impact on the players, especially foreign cricket players, and respect for their families’ concerns that seek to return to the homeland.
The last escalation began to compete with Pakistan and India, decades on May 7, when at least 31 civilians were killed in an Indian border attack. In retaliation, Pakistan shot down the five combat aircraft, including three Reefal, and dozens of drones.
Meanwhile, India continues to send drones to Pakistani lands, where the military was fired nearly 80, including the Israeli Iai Heron-medium height, and unmanned air vehicles (drones).
The postponement came when the PSL 10 was in its final stage, with only eight games remaining.
After 27 games, Kitta led the wrestlers, who are already qualified for the qualifiers, the score schedule with six wins, two losses and one, not the result of nine games.
Karachi Kings is second with 10 points, with five wins and three losses in eight games. Defense heroes, Islamabad United, sit in third place, with 10 points, after five wins and four losses in nine games.
Lahore Qalandars is fourth with nine points, with four wins, four losses, and No-RESULT. Peshawar Zalami is ranked fifth with eight points from four wins in nine games.
The sultans were eliminated at the Playoff Competition Stadium after only one victory and suffer from eight defeats in nine games.
The remaining PSL 10 games
- Karachi Kings V Peshawar Zalmi
- Peshawar Zalmi V Lahore Qalandars
- Islamabad United against Kings Karachi
- Multan Sultans V Qetta Gladiators
- Qualifiers
- Mazen 1
- Eliminator 2
- last