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PCB plans to carry out the remaining matches of Pakistan Super League to the United Arab Emirates may not succeed because the Emirates Cricket Board is “unlikely to approve” its demand because of the border tensions between India and Pakistan. A source close to the developments of the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) said that the card is defined to reject the request of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which has already announced that the PSL would be held to the water. The source cited “security problems potentially emanating from the growing tension between India and Pakistan”. We learn that recent developments have made that the Emirates Cricket Board of Directors “varies from being perceived as an ally of PCB”, which he thinks that the PSL accommodation act can suggest.
“The Emirates Cricket Board has had a solid relationship with the BCCI in recent years after welcoming the” India “edition of the ICC T20 2021 World Cup, IPL editions as well as India matches during the ICC Champions 2025 trophy”, said the source.
Dubai is also the headquarters of the International Cricket Council, currently headed by the former BCCI secretary, Jay Shah.
“The United Arab Emirates have a South Asian population that enjoys cricket. The organization of a tournament like the PSL in the midst of such tense circumstances could violate harmony, pose security risks and stir up unnecessary friction between communities,” said the source.
The PCB said early this morning that the last eight PSL lights, which were previously planned in Rawalpindi, Multan and Lahore, will now be staged to the water.
The game calendar, describing the dates and places, will be shared in due time, according to a press release.
On Thursday, the PCB canceled a scheduled match between Peshawar Zalmi and Karachi Kings at the Rawalpindi stadium.
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