233 players, officials off to UAE for PSL 6
Around 233 players of all the six franchises of the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the staff of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are set to leave for Abu Dhabi.
The HBL Pakistan Super League has been identical with providing exposure to young and talented cricketers since its inception in 2016. A number of youngsters have gone on to make a big name at the international level after achieving exposure at one of the most competitive T20 leagues in the world.
Around 233 players of all the six franchises of the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the staff of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are set to leave for Abu Dhabi to appear in the remaining 20 matches of the league which are likely to be held there tentatively from June 5 to 20.
Their departure is conditional to their second negative Covid-19 test report.
Around 168 people will travel from Lahore on a chartered flight while 65 will leave for Abu Dhabi from Karachi.
All the cricketers available in Pakistan for the league have been in quarantine at a local hotel since Monday where the second test of Covid-19 was conducted on Tuesday and their reports will come out before the planes depart for Abu Dhabi.
If any player or official’s result comes in positive he will not go to Abu Dhabi.
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