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Showing posts with label cricket breaking news. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 February 2013

Pakistan Super League Postpones

Coordinator of Pakistan Super League, which has been strike by a notice over security concerns,

PCB had intended to start the Pakistan Super League (PSL) from March 26 as the first step towards bracing international cricket in the country.

No international cricket has been played in Pakistan since militants attacked on Sri Lankan Cricket team bus during a Test match in Lahore in 2009 and the country is still rocked by almost daily bombings and shootings.

The PAKISTAN CRICKET BOARD says around 80 overseas players have already signed for the league but a caution from the Federation of Cricketers Association to international players not to tour has also prompted Cricket Australia and Cricket South Africa to hint their players will not feature in the PSL.

Despite the warnings, the PCB said the reason for postponement the Super League was that they needed more time to tackle the overwhelming response.

'PSL got an overwhelming response from sponsors, broadcasters and players. However, there are several other investors who would like us to give them more time for our various rights,' PSL managing director Salman Sarwar Butt said, without announcing new dates.

The PCB will be hard pressed to find another time slot soon as the sixth edition of the more lucrative and attractive Indian Premier League will be held April 3-May 26.

Wednesday, 6 February 2013

Is the Pakistan Super League More Than Dream?

An EX- ICC CEO stated that world's top cricketers have signed up to participate in the Pakistan Super League (PSLT20), despite SECURITY concerns over the country.

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Haroon Lorgat (A former ICC Chief Executive), the event's consultant, said he is amazed by the interest in the league from big players, who could earn up to $100,000 for the two-week tournament.


But the league's efforts to attract star players, including life insurance of $200000, have hit a difficulty as the Australian; England & South African cricket boards have stopped the players take part in the tournament (Pakistan Super League).



The tournament's possibility remains in question and the issue of player’s security continues to stop the tournament's progress.