Due to recent developments in the region, the management of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) has asked all franchises not to send foreign players to Dubai. This decision was made following an important diplomatic update between neighboring countries, which may affect travel and safety in the area.
Sources say the PSL organizers are closely monitoring the situation and are taking these steps as a precaution. Safety and planning are top priorities at the moment.
Local Pakistani players have also been told to stay alert and mentally prepared. There are signs that the rest of the tournament might be held in Pakistan instead of Dubai. While this shift is not confirmed yet, players and teams are being informed early so they can prepare if needed.
In a statement, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officially announced that the PSL is now suspended until further notice. No matches will take place until a final decision is made. However, there are strong chances that the league could resume soon, with Rawalpindi Stadium being considered as the new venue.
Fans are advised to stay patient and wait for further updates from the PCB. The league’s future schedule will depend on how the regional situation unfolds.
This pause in the tournament has created uncertainty, but PSL officials are focused on keeping players safe and making sure the league continues in a secure and well-organized way.
