The Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10 matches are prospective to be moved outside the subcontinent, with Dubai and Doha existence considered as possible venues for the residue of the tournament.
This probable move comes in reply to ongoing political tensions between adjacent countries, which have created indecision over hosting the remaining fixtures in Pakistan.
Temporarily, Karachi is also being considered as a temporary domestic solution to crowd the rest of the tournament, which was initially scheduled to take place in Rawalpindi, Multan and Lahore.
Though, a final decision is predictable to be announced soon.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is presently engaged in critical discussions with permit owners to finalize new arrangements. Some high-level meetings are ongoing to explore all practical options.
Concerning Rawalpindi, sources designate that multiple preparation situations are being assessed for the four remaining matches originally scheduled to be held there.
Moreover, there is growing assumption over a possible deferment of todayโs match between Karachi Kings and Peshawar Zalmi, though no official decision has been made yet.
The ongoing tenth version of the PSL is nearing its final stage, with just four sensation matches and four playoff games remaining.
It is relevant to mention that Quetta Gladiators became the first team to succeed for the playoffs and presently lead the points table with six wins, two conquests, and one no-result due to rain in nine games.
Karachi Kings sit second with five wins and three fatalities in eight games, earning 10 points, while defensive champions Islamabad United are third with five wins and four losses from nine games, also with 10 points.
Lahore Qalandars are in fourth place with four wins and four losses, adding nine points, while Peshawar Zalmi sit fifth with eight points, having won four matches.
Multan Sultans are already out of final argument with one win and eight losses in nine games.
