Gotham Cronie
Test Debutant
- Joined
- Jun 15, 2006
- Runs
- 14,599
Despite the tournament being on the shorter end, we saw players falling unfit and even Russel after winning and asked for this thoughts on the PSL compared to other leagues, said that playing so many days in a row was tough on the body.
One of the Pros of the PSL was that it was done and over with quickly and left you wanting more.
5 teams, everyone plays each other twice, and then playoffs. Simple.
I read that the PSL can't another team for 2 years, and with Pakistan having about a 5 week break between the Australia and West Indies series in 2017, we're looking at around a 3 - 3 1/2 week window for the PSL again.
The PSL should take feedback from the players and try their best to optimize the schedule.
For example, in a tournament that is only 20 days long, are 2 days in which there is no play necessary?
Yes, the tournament moved from Dubai to Sharjah and back, but perhaps that should be scheduled in a way that doesn't compress the other days.
We saw teams like Karachi and Peshawar playing 4 days in a row and 7 matches in 10 days.

One of the Pros of the PSL was that it was done and over with quickly and left you wanting more.
5 teams, everyone plays each other twice, and then playoffs. Simple.
I read that the PSL can't another team for 2 years, and with Pakistan having about a 5 week break between the Australia and West Indies series in 2017, we're looking at around a 3 - 3 1/2 week window for the PSL again.
The PSL should take feedback from the players and try their best to optimize the schedule.
For example, in a tournament that is only 20 days long, are 2 days in which there is no play necessary?
Yes, the tournament moved from Dubai to Sharjah and back, but perhaps that should be scheduled in a way that doesn't compress the other days.
We saw teams like Karachi and Peshawar playing 4 days in a row and 7 matches in 10 days.
