Peshawar’s Arbab Niaz Cricket Stadium May Host a Match After 20 Years
Authorities have started considering hosting a match at Peshawar’s Arbab Niaz Cricket Stadium after two decades. The discussions are underway.
According to police officials, an ICC team visited the stadium to assess the feasibility of hosting a Pakistan Super League (PSL) match. The team inspected the ground, pavilions, area routes, and hotel access for foreign players. Peshawar’s police chief briefed the ICC officials on the security situation.
Police officials will implement several security measures for the event. They will arrange a shuttle service for fans. Drone cameras will monitor the stadium and surrounding areas. Authorities will set up a helipad near the venue for emergency purposes.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is considering hosting two PSL matches in Peshawar this April. Officials have assured that satisfactory security arrangements will be made for international players.
Hosting PSL matches in Peshawar would mark a historic moment for the city’s cricket enthusiasts. It will be the first major match at Arbab Niaz Stadium in 20 years if approved. The initiative aims to promote cricket in the region and bring international-standard matches back to the venue.
Cricket fans in Peshawar eagerly await confirmation. The success of this event could pave the way for more major matches in the future.
