With the possibility of rain at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, the Pakistan Super League (PSL) cricket tournament’s final was played a day earlier than scheduled on Saturday instead of on Sunday. Lahore Qalandar won the toss and elected to bat first. Because to the captain’s all-around effort, the squad led by Shaheen Afridi was able to successfully defend their championship. Multan Sultans needed to score 13 runs in the final over of the game to win, but despite their best efforts, they were only able to score 11. The best batsman of the competition was Muhammad Rizwan of the Multan Sultans, who amassed a total of 550 runs. Since its debut in 2016, the PSL has significantly altered Pakistani cricket. Domestic cricket players now have a stage to compete internationally and display their potential thanks to the PSL. They have been able to compete with and learn from some of the top cricket players in the world, which has helped them become better players. The league draws a lot of foreign athletes to play in Pakistan, which has boosted the popularity of cricket there. Local players have also had the chance to learn from and develop their skills from foreign competitors.
The Pakistani economy has been significantly impacted by the PSL. For those working in the event management, hotel, and media industries, it has opened up career prospects.
The league has also helped to promote tourism in Pakistan, with people travelling from other countries to watch the matches.
At the end of the day, the PSL has helped to improve the image of Pakistan globally. The league has been played in various cities across the country, which has helped to promote the soft image of Pakistan. The event has been praised by many international players and cricket enthusiasts, which has helped to change the perception of Pakistan as a country that is unsafe for sports.
