Games are going to resume after the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. The BCCI has announced a new schedule of the remaining matches of IPL 2025. Earlier, the league was postponed for a week due to tensions between the two countries.
The Pakistan Cricket Board also announced the move to Dubai, before the Pakistan Cricket Board, and then postponed the Pakistan Super League 2025, without getting permission. Now the PCB has also announced the PSL restart date.
PCB took a big decision in the midst of conflict with India
The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a new schedule for the remaining matches of Pakistan Cricket League 2025. The league will resume from May 17. The BCCI has also decided to start the IPL from this date. This means that the PCB has tried to copy India here too.
PCB Chairman Curry
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi shared a post on Instagram and updated the league. He wrote in the post, ‘HBL PSL will start from where it was left.’ 6 teams, 0 fear. Get ready for the 8 exciting matches starting May 17, which will run until the Grand Finale on May 25. Happy all teams.
Doubt about playing foreign players?
The PSL held a meeting with the franchises on Monday. But the biggest tension for the Pakistan Cricket Board is the availability of foreign players. According to the report, many foreign players do not want to return to Pakistan. During the Indo-Pakistan tensions, foreign players were very scared and they wanted to leave Pakistan as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, Bangladeshi leg-spinner Rishad Hussein shared his experience after reaching Dubai from Pakistan. Rishad said players like Sam Billings, Daril Mitchell, Kusal Perera, David VJ, Tom Karan were completely scared. Tom Karan was so scared that he started crying.
Matches will be played in these cities
A total of 8 matches will be played in PSL 2025, including Eliminator, Qualifier and Finals. All these matches will be played in Rawalpindi, Multan and Lahore. The qualifier and both Eliminators will be held in Lahore. The Lahore will also organize the final.
