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Islamabad: Pakistan’s premier Twenty20 cricket tournament resumes today after the suspension due to the India-Pakistan conflict. There will be a handful of foreign players returning for the remaining eight games.
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The Pakistan Super League was suspended on May 9, but last weekend Pakistan Cricket Board announced the resumption of the tournament.
PSL organisers first proposed moving the tournament to Dubai but later decided to postpone it after foreign players were reluctant to participate in the tournament due to security concerns. Around 43 foreign cricketers — competing on six PSL teams — were flown out of Pakistan.
Rawalpindi will host the remaining four league matches between May 17-19 before Lahore hosts the playoffs from May 21, including the final at Gaddafi Stadium on May 25.
