📢 PCB Postpones Remaining PSL Matches Amid Escalating Tensions at LoC
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the remaining eight matches of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) have been postponed due to LoC tensions. The decision follows an alarming escalation of conflict with India, including drone intrusions and missile attacks.
🔥 LoC Situation Sparks National Emergency
According to a PCB statement, the situation along the Line of Control (LoC) has worsened significantly over the past 24 hours. Reports indicate that 78 drones intruded into Pakistani airspace, and India fired multiple surface-to-surface missiles, prompting high-level national security concerns.
🇵🇰 Decision Made on Prime Minister’s Advice
The statement noted that Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif advised the PCB to postpone the matches, emphasizing that the nation’s focus must remain on its armed forces during this critical time.
🤝 PCB Stands in Solidarity with Armed Forces
In solidarity, the PCB expressed deep support for the families of martyrs and the security forces defending Pakistan’s sovereignty. “Our thoughts and prayers are with our heroes on the frontlines,” the board stated.
🙏 Acknowledgment of Stakeholder Support
The PCB also thanked franchises, players, broadcasters, sponsors, and organizers for their continued support, noting their contributions to the successful progress of the tournament until this point.
🏏 Cricket to Return When Conditions Allow
“Cricket brings joy and unity to the nation,” the PCB added, “but now is the time to pause, not play.” The board indicated that matches will resume once national conditions stabilize.
