PSL is also ready to start … The stadium on which the attack was attacked by the drone, there will be a match


New Delhi: Pakistan Super League 2025 may resume after the tension between India and Pakistan decreases. After the announcement of the ceasefire, the Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to resume the league. The first PCB had said that the remaining matches would be in the UAE, but the league was later suspended. It is now reported that the remaining matches of PCL may be held in Rawalpindi.

Match will start in Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi is the same stadium where the Indian drone caused havoc a few days ago. The PCB has started gathering all six teams in Islamabad and has talked about plans to resume the franchise. Foreign players have been asked to stay in Dubai, while local players have been asked to be ready. Preparations are also underway to resume the Indian Premier League 2025 in India.

PSL can be done without foreign players

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is preparing to resume the suspended Pakistan Super League (PSL), whether foreign players come back to play. The PCB plans to host the final before coming to the T20 series against Bangladesh later this month. A reliable source of PCB said that PCB is planning to resume PSL by 16 May after a ceasefire with India.

A PCB source said, “We have eight matches left in PSL, including the finals and plan to start it early with foreign players or without them without May 15-16.” The source said that some foreign players are still in Dubai and some have left for their homes. He said, “The franchise has been asked to ask foreign players to come back for the remaining matches but the final decision will be of him and his board.”

Some players stopped Dubai

According to reports, foreign players who left the country on Saturday, have been asked to stay in Dubai itself. At the same time, local players have been asked to be ready. PCB had previously shown support to the army and the affected people. He had said that it is necessary to stop the league in view of the situation. There are still eight matches left in the league.

Another big reason was that foreign players were not feeling safe in Pakistan. According to reports, a missile fell at the Pakistani military base on Saturday morning. A few hours later, foreign players left for Dubai. Some players are so scared that they do not want to come back to Pakistan.

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