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  Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar on Wednesday said that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to mostly blame for the failure of the PSL 2021 bio-secure bubble. “PCB chief Ehsan Mani admitted there is a lack of communication between the franchises and the cricket board,” said  Omar. The tournament was postponed earlier this month, leading to disappointment and anger among millions of sports fans across Pakistan. Omar said the PCB was “90% to blame for the failure of the bio-secure bubble”. During the show, he also called for the revival of club cricket in Pakistan. Read More: Mahnoor Baloch an ode to omre “The pillar for cricket in Pakistan is grassroots cricket and [the pillar for grassroots cricket] is club cricket,” he said, adding: “Both school cricket and club cricket.” Shedding light on the dismal situation of the infrastructure for cricket in Pakistan, Omar said former national team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed is forced to travel from his house to Karachi’s Do Talwar area to wor

  Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar on Wednesday said that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to mostly blame for the failure of the PSL 2021 bio-secure bubble. “PCB chief Ehsan Mani admitted there is a lack of communication between the franchises and the cricket board,” said  Omar. The tournament was postponed earlier this month, leading to disappointment and anger among millions of sports fans across Pakistan. Omar said the PCB was “90% to blame for the failure of the bio-secure bubble”. During the show, he also called for the revival of club cricket in Pakistan. Read More: Mahnoor Baloch an ode to omre “The pillar for cricket in Pakistan is grassroots cricket and [the pillar for grassroots cricket] is club cricket,” he said, adding: “Both school cricket and club cricket.” Shedding light on the dismal situation of the infrastructure for cricket in Pakistan, Omar said former national team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed is forced to travel from his house to Karachi’s Do Talwar area to work

  Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar on Wednesday said that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to mostly blame for the failure of the PSL 2021 bio-secure bubble. “PCB chief Ehsan Mani admitted there is a lack of communication between the franchises and the cricket board,” said  Omar. The tournament was postponed earlier this month, leading to disappointment and anger among millions of sports fans across Pakistan. Omar said the PCB was “90% to blame for the failure of the bio-secure bubble”. During the show, he also called for the revival of club cricket in Pakistan. “The pillar for cricket in Pakistan is grassroots cricket and [the pillar for grassroots cricket] is club cricket,” he said, adding: “Both school cricket and club cricket.” Shedding light on the dismal situation of the infrastructure for cricket in Pakistan, Omar said former national team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed is forced to travel from his house to Karachi’s Do Talwar area to work out in the gym. “He then goes from Do Ta

  The second conflict of this 2nd half of the PSL 2021 will need place today (Thursday) since the Karachi Kings face off from the Multan Sultans. Those are far placed at a bad showing at the championship tournament. The Sultans have managed to win just two points out from the five games they’ve played thus far. Karachi Kings, on the opposite side, are at the very best spot from the table, together with 6 points from five matches they’ve played. The weather is forecast to play a major part in analyzing the players’ devotion. Even the Karachi Kings needed a very good streak while in the first period of their PSL 2021 in Karachi, successful three out of these five matches. Even the Sultans, on the other side, experienced been able to acquire just among the five matches that it played at the first leg of the tournament. READ MORE :      PSL This may be the next leg of the game between your two sides. So with all the very first in Karachi staying played between both sides sooner. It turned