PCB hand over stadiums to ICC
After the Tri-Nation series, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will hand over the stadiums to the ICC. The Tri-Nation series will take place from February 8 to 14. It will occur at both the Gaddafi Stadium and the National Stadium. The Gaddafi Stadium will host the matches on February 8 and 10. PCB sources confirmed that the newly upgraded Gaddafi Stadium will be handed over to the ICC on February 11.
National Stadium in Karachi will host matches on February 12 and 14. On February 15, the National Stadium will transfer to the ICC. This handover follows the usual procedure in preparation for international events. The PCB will finalize its operations and handover process for both venues. The PCB did not request any extra time from the ICC. The ICC also did not provide any extensions for the handover.
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The stadium-related matters are progressing according to the set schedule. The handover will ensure the upcoming ICC event runs smoothly. The ICC has raised no objections regarding the stadiums’ handover. This process is part of the standard preparations for host countries. It is normal for countries hosting ICC events to prepare their venues before the matches begin. The PCB is working diligently to ensure a smooth transition.\
As the series dates approach, both Gaddafi and National Stadiums undergo final preparations. The PCB ensures all logistical and operational arrangements are in place for the series. PCB officials ensure every aspect is ready for the handover. They will also ensure the ICC is fully prepared for the event. PCB hand over stadiums to ICC seamlessly without interrupting the ongoing series.
