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Pakistan allows cricket fans to attend PSL final on May 3

Pakistan allows cricket fans to attend PSL final on May 3

  • Pakistan’s biggest sports spectacle started behind closed doors last month due to soaring fuel prices related to Iran war
  • Peshawar Zalmi, Multan Sultans and three-time champions Islamabad United have already qualified for the next week’s playoffs
By AP ·
Journeyman Sikandar Raza blasts Lahore Qalandars to Pakistan Super League title

Journeyman Sikandar Raza blasts Lahore Qalandars to Pakistan Super League title

By AFP ·
Multan enters maiden PSL final ahead of Peshawar-Karachi eliminator in Abu Dhabi

Multan enters maiden PSL final ahead of Peshawar-Karachi eliminator in Abu Dhabi

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Lahore beats Multan by 25 runs to reach its first PSL final 

Lahore beats Multan by 25 runs to reach its first PSL final 

By AP ·

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