PSL2025 Edition; Waqar Younis demanded to increase the teams
PSL2025 Edition 6 teams is too few for a big brand like PSL, former cricketer (Photo: Express Web)
Former fast bowler Waqar Younis suggested to increase teams in Pakistan Super League (PSL).
Tweeting on social networking site X (Twitter), Waqar Younis suggested to Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi that 6 teams are too few for a big brand like Pakistan Super League (PSL), PSL 2025 edition. A minimum of 8 teams is eligible.
He asked that 3 exhibition matches of the women’s team were held during the PSL matches last year, why were they not held this time?
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Waqar Younis made another suggestion that there should be a separate channel and setup for Urdu commentary during PSL.
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It should be noted that recently, Islamabad United won the PSL 2024 trophy by defeating Multan Sultans in a thrilling match and won the title for the third time.
In the PSL2025 edition, former Pakistan cricketer Waqar Younis has demanded an increase in the number of teams participating in the tournament. He believes that expanding the league will not only provide more opportunities for young cricketers but also attract more fans and sponsors.
Younis emphasized the need for more teams to ensure a more competitive and exciting tournament. He suggested that adding new franchises from different regions of Pakistan would help showcase the talent from all corner of the country.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is considering Younis’ proposal and looking into the feasibility of expanding the league in the near future. With the growing popularity of the PSL, increasing the number of teams could take the competition to the next level and strengthen Pakistan’s domestic cricket structure.
Fans are eagerly awaiting the decision on the expansion of the PSL, and if implemented, it could potentially make the league even more thrilling and competitive in the upcoming seasons.