PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi prioritizes PSL integrity

The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, has emphasized the significance of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as a national brand, ensuring that there will be no omission or neglect in its upcoming 10th edition. The PCB is actively seeking a suitable window for the tournament and plans to engage with all relevant stakeholders to finalize the schedule.

Naqvi highlighted the importance of fulfilling international commitments to create a conducive environment for hosting the PSL. Given the scheduling conflicts in early 2023, including a tri-series in January, the Champions Trophy in February and March, and a tour of New Zealand, the traditional January-March window for the PSL has been postponed.

PCB officials are currently focused on managing these international commitments while also coordinating with franchise owners and other stakeholders to ensure a successful 10th edition of the PSL. The decision to adjust the tournament window presents a significant challenge but reflects the PCB's commitment to prioritizing both domestic and international cricket obligations.

The PCB's proactive approach to addressing the scheduling challenges for the 10th edition of the Pakistan Super League demonstrates its dedication to promoting and safeguarding the integrity of the tournament. By engaging with all relevant parties and prioritizing international commitments, the PCB aims to ensure a successful and competitive PSL season for players, fans, and stakeholders alike.