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Quetta could host some matches of the next Pakistan Super League: Wasim Khan

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QUETTA: The Pakistan Cricket Board is planning to give representation to Balochistan at the international level through promoting the sport at commercial level and providing solid infrastructure across the province, PCB managing director Wasim Khan said on Friday.

Wasim said this while speaking at a press conference here at the Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti Cricket Stadium after presiding over a meeting.

PCB chief operating officer Subhan Ahmed and Federal Secretary for Inter-provincial Affairs Akbar Khan Durrani were also present on the occasion.

Wasim said that it was suggested in the meeting that the commercial complexes should be built around the Nawab Akbar Bugti Cricket Stadium, where commercial activities can be launched on the pattern of Fortress and Gaddafi Stadiums in Lahore.

“All [possible] measures will be taken to provide better infrastructure in and around the [Nawab Bugti] stadium that will generate income for the stadium besides helping in starting international cricket in Quetta,” Wasim said at the presser.

“Developing proper infrastructure and solid commercial base will benefit cricket in Balochistan,” Wasim said, adding that Quetta could host some matches of the next Pakistan Super League T20 event.

Speaking on the occasion, Subhan said the PCB will make all-out efforts for promoting cricket and giving representation to Balochistan in national and international cricket. “Balochistan cricket will be included in the PCB review plan,” the official stated and added that after developing new infrastructure Quetta will be able to hold international matches.

He said the PCB was providing assistance to other districts of Balochistan also for bringing improvement to their cricket venues.

Responding to a query, Wasim said no decision has been taken yet regarding the future of national captain Sarfraz Ahmed and head coach Mickey Arthur.

https://www.dawn.com/news/1496393
 
All that is well and good but can you first tell us your plan about fixing cricket in Pakistan?

Well ensuring the setup of cricket infrastructure in the historically most neglected province in Pakistan will go some way toward fixing the problems.

We have hardly scratched the surface of the potential of Balochistan cricket. Ensuring they have an international standard ground is a start.
 
stamp of our Kaptaan IK on it , starting from the most neglect region & the only way us up IA
 
It took PCB 3-4 years to put a roof over NSK, constructing a proper media-box in GSL, and more than a decade to establish ICC-accredited testing centre for suspected illegal bowling actions. PCB's track record doesn't exactly inspire a lot of confidence.
 
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If they want to fast track cricket in B’tan, I think best way is to build a new stadium at Gwadar and arrange some PSL game there. Whatever is said regarding security situation- if PCB plans PSL games at Queta, it might back fire and I am not sure how many foreigners will go there.
 
Not a single 5 star hotel in quetta. Yea sorry to spoil anyone's hopes but it wont happen anytime soon.

Infact I'd be surprised if multan or phindi are even ready intime.
Multan's only 5 star hotel isnt complete yet.
 
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