Pakistan Super League 7: PSL Opening Ceremony at Karachi's National Stadium, interesting placards outside the field
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| PSL 7 Opening Ceremony at Karachi's National Stadium |
In Pakistan, the echo of unconventional seasons is heard several times a year. Before the ban on Basant, it was a season in many parts of the country, while Coke Studio is also considered as a season. For the last several years, Pakistan Super League (PSL) has also become a season. Is.
The seventh edition of the month-long Pakistan Super League is set to begin today at the National Stadium in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city.
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Launched in 2016, the league includes teams from six cities: Karachi Kings, Islamabad United, Lahore Qalandars, Quetta Gladiators, Peshawar Zalmi and Multan Sultans.
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| PSL 7 Opening Ceremony Karachi National Stadium 2022 |
This time the Pakistan Super League has been divided into two parts, the first 15 matches of the round robin stage of the tournament will be played in Karachi while the remaining 15 matches of the same stage will be played in Lahore. Apart from this, the knockout stage and final of the tournament will also be held in Lahore.
Due to the increasing cases of Corona virus in Pakistan, the NCOC has allowed 25% of spectators to come on the field during matches and at the same time it has been stipulated that all these spectators will be vaccinated.
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So far Lahore Qalandars have not been able to win this tournament while all the other teams have won this tournament once and Islamabad United has won this tournament twice.
For the past two years, PSL has been stalled due to the corona virus.
Strict security arrangements were also made during this time, while a tough bio-security bubble has been created for the teams while learning lessons from last year.
Even before the match started on Thursday, a large number of spectators were lined up outside the ground in colorful clothes.
The spectators outside the stadium also carried a variety of postcards, one of which was a man dressed in the style of popular artist Charlie Chaplin, carrying a postcard that read, "Watch the match, not the girl."
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