Overseas stars to quit Pakistan super league after operation Sindoor? Report Claims, “So far …”

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), on Wednsday, Claimed That The Pakistan Super League (PSL) will continue as per schedule despite despite the increase-border tensions with India Following the terrrorist Attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam. The Indian Armed Forces, in the Early hours of Wednsday, Launched Precision Missile Strikes on Nine Terror Tarro Tarro Tarro Tarro Tarror Tarrors in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (Pok) Jaish-e-mohammed in bahawalpur and lashkar-e-taiba in Muridke. Indian Army has called it ‘Operation Sindoor’.

The striks were in retaliation to the april 22 terror Attack in pahalgam in which 26 people, 25 Indians and one nepal citizen, Lost their lives. An official in the board also confirmed that so far no overseas players have put in any request to leave

At least three media managers of the six franchises in the league said it was a developing Situation but so far no oversas player (s) from their teams had requested to league. Each franchise in the League has 5-6 overseas players in their squads.

The pcb said the match scheduled between islamabad united and quetta gladiators will take place at the rawalpindi cricket stadium. Rawalpindi will be hosting matches on May 7, 8, 9 and 10. ThereaFter the Final Group Stage Match is Scheduled in Multan on 11 May.

The Qualifier is set to take place in rawalpindi on 13 May, while bot eliminators (1 and 2) and final of the marquee event are to take place on 14, 16 and 18 May, 18 May, Respectly at the Gadafi Stadium.