Great decision probably “in 48 hours” for PSL 10 matches

Karachi: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is expected to make an important decision for the other eight matches of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) season in the next 48 hours, according to sources, according to sources. Geo News on Sunday.

This development came one day after the PSL administration started in a plan to continue the PSL 10 matches after a ceasefire between Pakistan and India.

Sources added that the games would play at Rawalpindi and Lahore, while his final showpiece will be played at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium.

However, it is expected that the upcoming matches would not participate in foreign players “due to their international timetable” and the franchises PSL would repeat matches with local players, they added.

Sources have revealed that the PSL administration had to complete its season due to financial issues.

A day ago, the PSL franchises were invited to keep foreign players in Dubai, marking the repetition of the championship.

He has learned that a plan was considered to have all the teams in Islamabad and the other matches are likely to play at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

The PCB had announced the indefinite postponement of the remaining eight games of the PSL 10 season in the light of the deterioration of the regional security status.

The postponement came when the PSL 10 was in its final stage, with only eight matches.

After 27 matches, the Quetta Gladiators, who have already been hired for the playoffs, have led the table with six wins, two losses and a result of nine matches.

Karachi Kings is in second place with 10 points, having secured five wins and three losses in eight matches. The defense of Islamabad United champions sitting in third place, with 10 points, after five wins and four losses from nine games.

Lahore Qalandars is in fourth place with nine points, having secured four wins, four losses and one non-anti-anti-antique. Peshawar Zalmi is in fifth place with eight points from four wins in nine games.

The Multan Sultans have been eliminated by the play -and -a -back claim, having only secured one victory and suffers eight defeats in their nine matches.