The Pakistani Critical Council (PCB) officially announced the program for the rest of the Pakistani Super League (PSL) matches as the tournament enters its critical phase.
The continuing version of the championship will continue on May 17, when Karachi Kings will take over Peshawar Zalmi at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
The venue will host a double header on Sunday, with the Quetta Gladiators and the Multan Sultans locking the horns in the afternoon, while Peshawar Zalmi will take over Qalandars in the next accessory.
The last match will be played on May 19 among the defenders Islamabad United and Karachi Kings.
The action will then move to the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahori, which will host the qualifying, Eliminator 1 and the qualifying 2 on 21, 22 and 22 May, respectively.
The long -awaited final of the tournament will also be played here on May 25th.
The evening races are scheduled to start at 7:30 pm Pakistan Standard Time (PST), while only afternoon will start at 3:30 pm
The cricket table further shared that the details of ticket sales will be shared in due time.
The championship is temporarily suspended due to escalating tensions between Pakistan and India.
Initially, the rest of the matches were transferred to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the light of increased security concerns.
However, following the direction of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and in view of the escalation of tensions with India, PCB decided to stop the tournament entirely.
From the suspension, 27 matches were completed, with Quetta Gladiators driving the table. They have already secured a point in the playoffs with six wins, two losses and a non-resignation from nine matches.
Karachi Kings hold second place with 10 points, winning five in eight matches. The defense of Islamabad United champions is in third place, also with 10 points, after five wins and four losses in nine matches.
Lahore Qalandars is fourth with nine points from four wins, four losses and one non-anti-anti-war, while Peshawar Zalmi sat fifth with eight points, secured with four wins in their nine games.
The Multan Sultans have been eliminated from the play -and -a -volume claim, managing only one victory and suffering eight losses in their nine matches.
Program PSL 10
May 17 – Karachi kings against Peshawar Zalmi
May 18 – Peshawar Zalmi by Lahore Qalandars (afternoon)
May 18 – Islamabad United V Karachi Kings
May 19 – Multan Sultans by Quetta Gladiators
May 21 – Qualifying
May 22 – Eliminator 1
May 23 – Eliminator 2
May 25 – final
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