On Monday, Zaka Ashraf, Chairman of the PCB Management Committee, chaired the Pakistan Super League Governing Council meeting at the National Cricket Academy, Lahore. A wide range of issues were discussed during the meeting and below are the key outcomes: The upcoming ninth season will be played with six teams. No additional team will be added in the upcoming season. For the promotion and support of women’s cricket, the PCB will continue to explore opportunities for women’s league or exhibition matches during HBL PSL. The window for the upcoming season is between 8 February to 24 March 2024. A final schedule will be confirmed in the next meeting. It was decided that the PCB will continue to work closely with the franchises to explore alternative venues as a part of contingency planning. In the meeting, the late Alamgir Tareen, former owner of Multan Sultans, was remembered in a heartfelt and respectful way and his contribution towards Pakistan cricket was praised. “He was known for this dedication, passion, and remarkable contributions to cricket and will be missed,” Zaka Ashraf said in the meeting. A detailed discussion with respect to the organisation of the HBL PSL 9 including the digital, media rights, … Continue reading Six teams to play Pakistan Super League 9 on this date