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The 10th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), a tournament that has become the synonym for Pakistan’s sports identity, was easily developing and reached the playoff stage nearby. However, due to cross -border tensions and the recent aggressive publication of India, which includes a drone incident in which the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium has been targeted, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to protect the rest of the tournament to protect the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The PCB has officially confirmed that the last eight matches of PSL-10, which were initially held in Rawalpindi, Multan and Lahore, will now be hosted in the United Arab Emirates. The revised schedule, including match dates and locations, is expected to be released in the coming days. Although this decision has given rise to frustration among local fans, which is keen to observe the end of the tournament on domestic soil, it has been widely supported to prioritize the welfare of all players, especially international stars that are a global appeal of the league.
PCB Chairman and current Home Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi addressed the media in connection with the migration. “The PCB has always maintained that politics and sports should remain different. However, India’s most irresponsible and dangerous process – targeting Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium – was a clear attempt to disrupt the ongoing HBL PSL -10. Therefore, we had no idea of protecting our home, our home, our homeland, which we had to protect us. Yes. “
Naqvi emphasized the board’s commitment to ensure a safe and professional environment for all the people involved in the tournament. “As a responsible organization that has repeatedly overcome the difficulties to promote cricket, we had a duty to protect the mental well -being and security of every person involved. We believe that like in the past, our stakeholders will help us the best interests of our players and fans.
Prior to the announcement of a change in the venue, the PSL-10 points table painted a competitive photo. Quetta Gladiators sat comfortably at the top with 13 points from 9 matches. Karachi Kings finished second with 8 matches, while Islamabad United took third with the number of places but 9 from outside. Lahore Qalandars were ranked fourth with 9 points from 9 matches, which retained a thin edge in the playoff race. Peshawar Zalmi, with 8 points from 9 games, remained in the dispute. However, Multan Sultans were abolished with play -off consideration, only 2 points arranged with 9 fixtures.
The PSL continued in Rawalpindi on Wednesday morning, despite growing tensions and clashes on the Pakistan -India border on Wednesday morning. On that day, the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium hosted it that the PSL-10 match on Pakistani soil would become the last match. The match not only highlighted the league’s competitive spirit but also served as a powerful symbol of flexibility against geographical political difficulties.
In this game, Hassan Nawaz and Rally Rosso presented a thrilling performance, each one broke a century to guide the Quetta Gladiators, in which 109 runs were won. Batting first, Gladiators posted a total of 263 records scattered for 3 – which is the highest in PSL history. Russo, who is known for his aggressive stroke game, went out of the animal’s style from the beginning, while Nawaz completed it with an unprecedented aggression and composer even after the loss of his partner. The massacre of Islamabad United’s bowling attack looks like denture and unpleasant, which exposed their depth and lack of discipline in an important confrontation.
Islamabad United, which started the season with five consecutive wins, has decreased sharply. Injury and squad rotation – which was highlighted by Salman Ali Agha – forced the team to a series of experimental combinations. As a result, they suffered their fourth consecutive defeat, and significantly dents their pace at the tournament’s business end.
An impossible 264 chasing, fell quickly under pressure. By the end of the ninth over, they dropped to 68 for 8 runs. Veteran pacer Mohammad Amir’s return to the Quetta lineup added to his attack, while the mysterious spinner Abrar Ahmed continued his sorceress, raised 2 for 17 and easily wrapped the tail. Haider Ali and Jason Holder’s skulls sealed the fate of Islamabad and ensured a victory for Gladiators when the tournament moved to a new location.
The PSL has now passed its half -way, the edition of 2025 has already proved to be another shiny chapter in the league’s remarkable history. More than just a cricket tournament, the PSL is developed in a national spectacle that combines hobbies, patriotism and world -class sports entertainment. Since its inception in 2016, the PSL has not only revived international cricket in Pakistan but has also become an important platform for emerging players to showcase their capabilities globally.
The 2025 season also marked the league’s 300th match – an extraordinary milestone that reflects its consistency, growth and stability. Over the past decade, the PSL has transformed a five -fired six teams to the league of six teams, which plans to expand further. In 2026, the PSL will embrace a new era with the addition of two more franchises, which will be eight overall. The expansion has been promised that it has increased, wider talent scouting, and competition, and has reinforced its space among the world’s elite T20 leagues.
From its slight start – Lahore Qalandars, Karachi Kings, Islamabad United, Peshawar Zalmi, and Quetta Gladiators as the real participants – the league welcomed the Multan Sultans in 2018. Since then, the PSL has made a better geographical, greater international language.
Looking forward, PSL is more than just a sports program. This is a celebration of Pakistan’s unprecedented spirit. It shows a significant ability to overcome the nation’s love and difficulty for cricket. From the completion of the Nile cutting to world -class performances, under the light of famous stadiums, the journey of PSL has become a symbol of national pride and unity.
Since 2014, the contribution of all PCB chairmen must also be acknowledged. Their efforts have ensured that the league not only entertains millions but also becomes a vehicle for positive change, economic activity and internationally recognition.
Since PSL-10 is preparing to end in the United Arab Emirates, its legacy in Pakistan continues. The migration may have removed the process from home, but the spirit of the league, and the flexibility of Pakistani cricket, is firmly in the hearts of its people. The journey of PSL -10, despite this unexpected turning point, stands as evidence of Pakistan’s unprecedented love and commitment to keep the cricketing flame alive for the game.
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