Multan Sultans have announced a short break for players during the ongoing Pakistan Super League Season 11. The decision covers both local and overseas squad members.
The Multan Sultans management confirmed a three-day rest period for the team. The break has been given to help players recover during the busy tournament schedule.
According to team officials, foreign players have been allowed to travel to Dubai. Several key overseas cricketers have left Pakistan for a short personal break.
Among them are Australian players Steve Smith, Ashton Turner, and Peter Siddle. They are expected to return ahead of the next team training session.
Local players of Multan Sultans have also traveled to their hometowns. They are spending time with family during the short break. Team sources said the move is aimed at improving physical and mental freshness.
The squad is scheduled to regroup on April 16. Training sessions and match preparations will resume immediately after rejoining.
The management believes the break will help players maintain high performance levels. It is also expected to reduce fatigue during the important stages of the tournament.
Multan Sultans are currently preparing for their next major fixture in PSL Season 11. The team will face Karachi Kings on April 19.
This upcoming match is considered an important clash in the league standings. Both teams are expected to compete strongly as the tournament moves forward.
The Pakistan Super League continues to be one of the most competitive cricket events in the region. Teams are balancing tight schedules with player workload management.
The decision by Multan Sultans reflects a focus on player welfare and long-term performance. The franchise aims to stay competitive throughout the season while ensuring players remain fresh.
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