The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the upcoming tri-series between Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa will be moved from Multan to Karachi and Lahore. Originally planned to be held in Multan, the series will now take place in the second week of February, with matches hosted at the National Stadium in Karachi and Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. The shift comes as the PCB focuses on preparations for the prestigious Champions Trophy.
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The decision to relocate the series is aimed at prioritizing the readiness of the venues for the Champions Trophy. The PCB has emphasized that this move reflects its commitment to upgrading stadiums to meet international standards. Ongoing development work at the National Stadium and Gaddafi Stadium will be completed on schedule, with Gaddafi Stadium’s capacity being increased to 35,000 spectators.
This change in location will allow the PCB to ensure that both stadiums are fully prepared for the Champions Trophy, aligning the tri-series with the broader objective of maintaining high standards for the event. Fans are looking forward to seeing the upgraded venues in action as the preparations continue.
