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Tickets for PSL-9 go on sale on Tuesday.

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Fans of cricket should mark February 6, 2024, on their calendars, as ticket sales for the highly anticipated 9th season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) begin.

How to get PSL 9 tickets
With the streamlining of the pass acquisition procedure, fans can now easily make online reservations starting at 1700 PKT at pcb.tcs.com.pk.

Unlike previous years, attendance at all PSL 9 matches now requires a real ticket.

Any digital or self-printed electronic copies won’t be allowed at any of the four event locations. Tangible tickets will be on sale at certain TCS express centres starting on February 12, 2024.

In addition, tickets purchased online can be picked up at designated TCS pick-up locations or delivered right to the customer’s house by TCS.

The opening ceremony and first game of the spectacular cricket event are set on February 17 at Lahore’s legendary Gaddafi Stadium.

What the PSL 9 ticket prices are
The event’s ticket prices are divided into four categories: VIP (rs6,000), Premium (rs3,000), First Class (rs2,000), and General (rs $1,000).

The National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host the grand finale on March 18. The ticket pricing for this event are as follows: Rs 8,000 (VIP), Rs 4,000 (Premium), Rs 2,500 (First class), and Rs 1,000 (General).

As the competition progresses, Lahore and Rawalpindi will each host nine matches, and Karachi is set to host eleven. Multan will host five matches as part of the action as well.

The following is the configuration of seats for each enclosure:

Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

VIP – Imran Khan and Fazal Mahmood 

Premium – Rajas and Saeed Anwar 

First Class – Javed Miandad, AH Kardar, Sarfaraz Nawaz, and Abdul Qadir 

General – Majid Khan, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Nazar, Quaid, Imtiaz Ahmed, Zaheer Abbas, Hanif Mohammad, and Saeed Ahmed

Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan

VIP – Imran Khan, Fazal Mahmood 

Premium – Zaheer Abbas, Javed Miandad 

First Class – Elahi Brothers, Wasim Akram 

General – Hanif Mohammad, Mushtaq Ahmed

Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

VIP – Imran Khan, Javed Akhtar, Javed Miandad, and Azhar Mahmood 

Premium – Shoaib Akhtar, Sohail Tanvir, Miran Buksh, and Yasir Arafat

National Bank Stadium, Karachi

VIP – Fazal Mahmood, Hanif Mohammad, Javed Miandad 

Premium – Imran Khan, Quaid, Wasim Akram 

First Class – Asif Iqbal, Intikhab Alam, Iqbal Qasim, Mohammad Brothers, Nasimul Ghani, Zaheer Abbas 

General – Majid Khan, Waqar Hasan, Wasim Bari

The prices of the qualifying match tickets are as follows: Rs 2,500 for Premium, Rs 5,000 for VIP, Rs 1,500 for First Class, and Rs 750 for General. For the two eliminators, the prices of the tickets are as follows: Rs 5,000 (VIP), Rs 3,000 (Premium), Rs 1,500 (First class), and Rs 750 (General).

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Shaheen Shah Afridi acknowledges difficulties during the death overs.

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Following Pakistan’s triumph over South Africa in the tri-nation series, Shaheen Shah Afridi acknowledged the issue of death bowling.

In response to the injury concern, the left-arm pacer stated, “My finger is fine; I underwent an X-ray.” Some swelling persists, but I anticipate improvement shortly. These matches are essential for preparation for the Champions Trophy 2025.

Commenting on his interaction with a South African batsman, Shaheen stated, “For the first time, he remained silent.” I was the one instigating him to lose his wicket.

Prioritizing collective effort over personal achievements, Shaheen stated, “This is not about Babar or Shaheen—it is about Pakistan.” “The presence of negativity will hinder progress in any context.”

During Wednesday’s match, tensions escalated when Shaheen Shah Afridi confronted Matthew Breetzke, necessitating intervention from the on-field umpire and other players to separate them.

During a crucial tri-series encounter at Karachi’s National Stadium, South African batsman Matthew Breetzke and Pakistani pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi engaged in a contentious confrontation. Matthew Breetzke and Shaheen Shah Afridi were engaged in a confrontational exchange in a video that gained widespread attention on social media.

Matthew Breetzke, who scored a century in the previous match against New Zealand in Lahore, edged a delivery to the onside in the 28th over of the innings. Shaheen Afridi appeared displeased when the 26-year-old nearly collided with the left-arm fast bowler while dashing between the wickets to converse with Breetzke.

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The Champions Trophy and Tri-Nation series traffic strategy for Karachi has been released.

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While alternate routes and designated parking spots have been set up to ensure seamless traffic flow, the traffic police say Sir Shah Suleman Road would remain open for regular traffic on match days.

Travellers from Karsaz can park their cars beneath the flyover at the China Ground and National Coaching Centre.

Parking for those travelling from Millennium will also be available at China Ground and the National Coaching Centre.

The same parking lots are open to New Town visitors.

To prevent any disruption, Karachi Police have stressed that cars should only be parked in approved spots. For a hassle-free commute on match days, commuters are encouraged to plan their routes appropriately and heed traffic police instructions.

Traffic Diversions: To alleviate congestion on match days, heavy traffic will be rerouted from Sohrab Goth to Nipa and Liaquatabad No. 10 to Hassan Square. There will also be a rerouting of heavy vehicles from People’s Chowrangi via University Road.

Heavy Traffic Restricted Roads: The following roads will not be open to heavy traffic:

Millennium to New Town Stadium Signal to Hassan Square Karsaz to Stadium

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FIFA once again suspends membership in the Pakistan Football Federation.

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Pakistan was immediately barred from participating in international tournaments as a result of the ruling, and FIFA stopped providing financial support.

FIFA said in a statement that the PFF’s refusal to enact changes that would guarantee free and fair elections was the reason for the suspension. FIFA claimed that in order to fulfill the federation’s responsibilities under the current normalization process, the constitutional amendments were required.

According to FIFA’s statement, “the suspension will only be lifted if the PFF Congress approves the version of the PFF Constitution presented by FIFA and the AFC.”

In the past, FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has suggested changes to the PFF Constitution, namely with relation to the election procedure. But the most recent censure came after the PFF Congress rejected the suggested changes.

The PFF was not the first time FIFA had taken action against them. The governing body suspended the federation in April 2021 for violating FIFA laws and allowing excessive third-party meddling. After verifying that the Normalization Committee had reclaimed control of the PFF’s offices and finances, FIFA lifted the ban in June 2022.

Issues with governance remained in spite of earlier attempts. In order to guarantee fair elections and sound governance within the PFF, FIFA has recently stepped up its efforts to modify the constitution. Nevertheless, opposition from the PFF Congress resulted in thelatest disciplinary action.  

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