PSL Pakistan Super League | Cricket League

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Pakistan Super League
Pakistan Super League

PSL Pakistan Super League | Cricket League

 

PSL or Pakistan Super League all matches will be played in Pakistan for the first time. Although, this league is the result of the continuous struggle of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the previous Chairmen PCB (Mr. Najam Sethi, Mr. Ehsan Mani). However, the efforts of the present Chairman, Mr. Rameez Raja cannot be denied.

Along with these men, credit also goes to Sri Lankan Cricket Board, Zimbabwean Cricket Board, West Indian Cricket Board, Kumar Sangakkara, and Darren Sammy. Hence, all of these stakeholders had put their best in bringing cricket back to Pakistan.

After the restoration of Cricket in Pakistan, Sri Lankan Cricket Team successfully completed their tour. Later on, Bangladesh Cricket Team also visited Pakistan. At the beginning of 2021, the South African Cricket Team also toured Pakistan. Now, Australia is touring Pakistan in March 2022. Whereas, tours of New Zealand and England are also expected in the near future.

As we know, Cricket in Pakistan was at a halt as a consequence of the attack on the Sri Lankan Cricket Team in 2009. In the aftermath of this, PCB was organizing all the home series at Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai Cricket Grounds. Due to this, they were losing a huge amount of revenue. Resultantly, the condition of Pakistani Cricket Stadiums deteriorated.

As the security situation improved,  PCB organized the second phase of PSL 4 in Pakistan. Moreover, all the matches of PSL 5 and PSL 6 were played on Pakistani grounds. Eventually from onward, all editions of PSL will be played in Pakistan. In this sense, PSL is bringing cricket back to Pakistan.

Let’s have a look at the statistical data of previous editions of PSL, semi-finals, and final results.

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Pakistan Super League – 1 Final Match:

Pakistan Super League 1’s final match was played between Quetta Gladiators and Islamabad United. While Batting first, Quetta Gladiators scored 174/7 in the allocated 20 overs. While Islamabad United scored 175/4 in 18.4 overs. Consequently, Islamabad United won the title of PSL 1.

So, the man-of-the-match award was given to Dwayne Smith of Islamabad United for his 73 runs on 51 balls. Ravi Bopara of Karachi Kings remained the player of the tournament with 11 wickets and 329 runs.

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