Tag: PCB
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PCB Advances with Official Auction of Multan Sultans Franchise
PCB Advances with Official Auction of Multan Sultans Franchise The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has taken another decisive step in its ongoing PSL franchise restructuring by announcing the official auction process for the Multan Sultans. After auctioning the Hyderabad and Sialkot franchises successfully, the board is pressing ahead, signaling a broader strategy to optimize the…
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PCB presses ahead as Multan Sultans franchise auction officially opens
PCB confirms official auction of Multan Sultans franchise The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the official auction process for the Multan Sultans, the Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise currently under transfer. This development follows the successful bids that secured the Hyderabad and Sialkot franchises in prior rounds, signaling a robust market for PSL franchises…
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PCB Eyes Auction for Multan Sultans Ahead of PSL 11
PCB to Auction Multan Sultans Ahead of PSL 11 The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is preparing to auction the Multan Sultans franchise once again, sources told Geo Super on Sunday. The move comes on the heels of buoyant valuations achieved during the recent sale of two new PSL teams, signaling robust investor interest in Pakistan’s…
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PCB Eyes Early Auction of Multan Sultans Ahead of PSL 11
PCB Hints at Early Auction for Multan Sultans Ahead of PSL 11 The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is reportedly planning to auction the Multan Sultans franchise ahead of the 11th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). This strategy follows strong valuation outcomes from the recent sale of two new teams, which have given the…
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PCB Eyes Auctioning Multan Sultans Ahead of PSL 11
Background: A Growling Interest in PSL Franchise Valuations The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is weighing a strategic move that could reshape the looming PSL 11 landscape: auctioning the Multan Sultans franchise before the start of the next season. This possibility follows the buoyant valuations seen after the most recentsale of two new teams, signaling renewed…
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Jason Gillespie quits Pakistan Test coaching: Humiliation by PCB cited as core cause
Emergence of a startling departure Jason Gillespie has stepped down from his role as Pakistan’s Test cricket coach, citing what he described as a pervasive sense of humiliation at the hands of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). The resignation marks a dramatic turn in Pakistan’s coaching saga, just months after Gillespie helped steer the team…
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Jason Gillespie quits as Pakistan Test coach after citing PCB humiliation: A painful chapter in Pakistan cricket
Background: A tumultuous tenure comes to an end Former Australia all-rounder Jason Gillespie has stepped away from his role as Pakistan’s Test coach, revealing that humiliation from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) played the decisive part in his decision. The disclosure marks a dramatic exit after a tenure that included notable highs and significant strains,…
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Jason Gillespie Says Humiliation by PCB Drove His Exit as Pakistan Test Coach
Overview: The Catalyst Behind Gillespie’s Departure Former Australia pace spearhead Jason Gillespie’s decision to step away from his role as Pakistan’s Test coach shocked many, but his public comments have pointed to a single, powerful motivator: humiliation at the hands of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). While his tenure included notable on-field success, especially the…
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Pakistan National Women’s One-Day Tournament 2025-26 Kicks Off in Faisalabad
Pakistan’s National Women’s One-Day Tournament Returns The National Women’s One-Day Tournament for the 2025-26 season is set to capture the spotlight as five teams converge in Faisalabad from 14 November to 6 December. After a short break, the premiere domestic limited-overs event is back, offering a platform for top female cricketers to showcase talent, compete…
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Pakistan’s National Women’s One-Day Tournament 2025-26 kicks off in Faisalabad
Pakistan’s National Women’s One-Day Tournament returns to the field The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the details for the National Women’s One-Day Tournament 2025-26, signaling a refreshed chapter for women’s domestic cricket in Pakistan. The event will take place in Faisalabad from 14 November to 6 December, aligning the calendar with a growing appetite…