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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Tuesday that the trophy for the ninth Pakistan Super League (PSL) edition was unveiled at the Polo Ground of Race Course Park in Lahore.
According to a press release from the board, prominent cricket players, franchise owners, HBL executives, and PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi attended the ceremony.
The text stated that the trophy for this year was known as the “Orion Trophy” and that it was composed of pure silver with a white gold coating.
According to Naqvi, the competition “continues to be a success story for Pakistan cricket,” according to the press release.
“We look forward to a month-long celebration of the beautiful game of cricket and the excitement and drama that accompanies it today as we unveil this Orion trophy,” he said.
“May the best team lift this prestigious trophy,” he added, wishing all the teams luck in the competition.
Salman Iqbal, the owner of the Karachi Kings, stated in the press release that his team was prepared to “turn the tables” in this competition with their “breathtaking performances.”
Atif Rana, the chief executive officer of Lahore Qalandars, expressed his excitement over leading the league for the first time ever to win three straight titles.
The previous two tournaments were won by the Qalandars.
He stated that his team would work tirelessly to win the trophy in Karachi, saying, “We have stacked up our resources this season as well and aim to hit the ground running in the tournament.”
Owner of Islamabad United, Ali Naqvi, expressed his excitement for the upcoming ninth league season and for Islamabad to continue its winning ways with a “grand triumph.”
“We have one of our strongest drafts ever, and Islamabad United will have some of the most entertaining players on the field this year. He remarked, “I’m excited to see the team play at home in Rawalpindi and win the hearts of the supporters.
“A lot has happened between this season and the past season, and I want to make sure that the Sultans maintain consistency in their performances this year as well,” stated Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen.
Owner Javed Afridi of Peshawar Zalmi stated that his team, captained by Babar Azam, was prepared to leave their mark on the competition.
He declared, “I assure you that Peshawar Zalmi will play attacking cricket this year as well.”
“We have had our fair share of struggles in the recent seasons, but it is about time that Gladiators showcase good fight and determination, and HBL PSL 9 is a befitting time to be doing that,” stated Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar.
He remarked, “We are excited to face all five teams and demonstrate our abilities at each of the four locations.”
Beginning on February 17 in Lahore, the ninth edition of the competition will pit the reigning champions and two-time winners Lahore Qalandars against Islamabad United, the winners of the 2016 and 2018 editions.
The six-team competition will be played in four cities: Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. The National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host the tournament’s final on March 18. The text stated that the trophy for this year was known as the “Orion Trophy” and that it was composed of pure silver with a white gold coating.
According to Naqvi, the competition “continues to be a success story for Pakistan cricket,” according to the press release.
“We look forward to a month-long celebration of the beautiful game of cricket and the excitement and drama that accompanies it today as we unveil this Orion trophy,” he said.
“May the best team lift this prestigious trophy,” he said, wishing all the teams luck in the competition.
Owner of the Karachi Kings, Salman Iqbal, stated in the press release that his team was prepared to “turn the tables” with their “breathtaking performances” in this tournament edition.
Atif Rana, the chief executive officer of Lahore Qalandars, expressed his excitement over leading the league for the first time ever to win three straight titles.
The previous two tournaments were won by the Qalandars.
He stated that his team would work tirelessly to win the trophy in Karachi, saying, “We have stacked up our resources this season as well and aim to hit the ground running in the tournament.”
Owner of Islamabad United, Ali Naqvi, expressed his excitement for the upcoming ninth league season and for Islamabad to continue its winning ways with a “grand triumph.”
“We have one of our strongest drafts ever, and Islamabad United will have some of the most entertaining players on the field this year. He remarked, “I’m excited to see the team play at home in Rawalpindi and win the hearts of the supporters.
“A lot has happened between this season and the past season, and I want to make sure that the Sultans maintain consistency in their performances this year as well,” stated Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen.
Owner Javed Afridi of Peshawar Zalmi stated that his team, captained by Babar Azam, was prepared to leave their mark on the competition.
He declared, “I assure you that Peshawar Zalmi will play attacking cricket this year as well.”
“We have had our fair share of struggles in the recent seasons, but it is about time that Gladiators showcase good fight and determination, and HBL PSL 9 is a befitting time to be doing that,” stated Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar.
He remarked, “We are excited to face all five teams and demonstrate our abilities at each of the four locations.”
Beginning on February 17 in Lahore, the ninth edition of the competition will pit the reigning champions and two-time winners Lahore Qalandars against Islamabad United, the winners of the 2016 and 2018 editions.
The six-team competition will be played in four cities: Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. The National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host the tournament’s final on March 18. The text stated that the trophy for this year was known as the “Orion Trophy” and that it was composed of pure silver with a white gold coating.
According to Naqvi, the competition “continues to be a success story for Pakistan cricket,” according to the press release.
“We look forward to a month-long celebration of the beautiful game of cricket and the excitement and drama that accompanies it today as we unveil this Orion trophy,” he said.
“May the best team lift this prestigious trophy,” he said, wishing all the teams luck in the competition.
Owner of the Karachi Kings, Salman Iqbal, stated in the press release that his team was prepared to “turn the tables” with their “breathtaking performances” in this tournament edition.
Atif Rana, the chief executive officer of Lahore Qalandars, expressed his excitement over leading the league for the first time ever to win three straight titles.
The previous two tournaments were won by the Qalandars.
He stated that his team would work tirelessly to win the trophy in Karachi, saying, “We have stacked up our resources this season as well and aim to hit the ground running in the tournament.”
Owner of Islamabad United, Ali Naqvi, expressed his excitement for the upcoming ninth league season and for Islamabad to continue its winning ways with a “grand triumph.”
“We have one of our strongest drafts ever, and Islamabad United will have some of the most entertaining players on the field this year. He remarked, “I’m excited to see the team play at home in Rawalpindi and win the hearts of the supporters.
“A lot has happened between this season and the past season, and I want to make sure that the Sultans maintain consistency in their performances this year as well,” stated Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen.
Owner Javed Afridi of Peshawar Zalmi stated that his team, captained by Babar Azam, was prepared to leave their mark on the competition.
He declared, “I assure you that Peshawar Zalmi will play attacking cricket this year as well.”
“We have had our fair share of struggles in the recent seasons, but it is about time that Gladiators showcase good fight and determination, and HBL PSL 9 is a befitting time to be doing that,” stated Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar.
He remarked, “We are excited to face all five teams and demonstrate our abilities at each of the four locations.”
Beginning on February 17 in Lahore, the ninth edition of the competition will pit the reigning champions and two-time winners Lahore Qalandars against Islamabad United, the winners of the 2016 and 2018 editions.
The six-team competition will be played in four cities: Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. The National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host the tournament’s final on March 18. The text stated that the trophy for this year was known as the “Orion Trophy” and that it was composed of pure silver with a white gold coating.
According to Naqvi, the competition “continues to be a success story for Pakistan cricket,” according to the press release.
“We look forward to a month-long celebration of the beautiful game of cricket and the excitement and drama that accompanies it today as we unveil this Orion trophy,” he said.
“May the best team lift this prestigious trophy,” he said, wishing all the teams luck in the competition.
Owner of the Karachi Kings, Salman Iqbal, stated in the press release that his team was prepared to “turn the tables” with their “breathtaking performances” in this tournament edition.
Atif Rana, the chief executive officer of Lahore Qalandars, expressed his excitement over leading the league for the first time ever to win three straight titles.
The previous two tournaments were won by the Qalandars.
He stated that his team would work tirelessly to win the trophy in Karachi, saying, “We have stacked up our resources this season as well and aim to hit the ground running in the tournament.”
Owner of Islamabad United, Ali Naqvi, expressed his excitement for the upcoming ninth league season and for Islamabad to continue its winning ways with a “grand triumph.”
“We have one of our strongest drafts ever, and Islamabad United will have some of the most entertaining players on the field this year. He remarked, “I’m excited to see the team play at home in Rawalpindi and win the hearts of the supporters.
“A lot has happened between this season and the past season, and I want to make sure that the Sultans maintain consistency in their performances this year as well,” stated Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen.
Owner Javed Afridi of Peshawar Zalmi stated that his team, captained by Babar Azam, was prepared to leave their mark on the competition.
He declared, “I assure you that Peshawar Zalmi will play attacking cricket this year as well.”
“We have had our fair share of struggles in the recent seasons, but it is about time that Gladiators showcase good fight and determination, and HBL PSL 9 is a befitting time to be doing that,” stated Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar.
He remarked, “We are excited to face all five teams and demonstrate our abilities at each of the four locations.”
Beginning on February 17 in Lahore, the ninth edition of the competition will pit the reigning champions and two-time winners Lahore Qalandars against Islamabad United, the winners of the 2016 and 2018 editions.
The six-team competition will be played in four cities: Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. The National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host the tournament’s final on March 18. The text stated that the trophy for this year was known as the “Orion Trophy” and that it was composed of pure silver with a white gold coating.
According to Naqvi, the competition “continues to be a success story for Pakistan cricket,” according to the press release.
“We look forward to a month-long celebration of the beautiful game of cricket and the excitement and drama that accompanies it today as we unveil this Orion trophy,” he said.
“May the best team lift this prestigious trophy,” he said, wishing all the teams luck in the competition.
Owner of the Karachi Kings, Salman Iqbal, stated in the press release that his team was prepared to “turn the tables” with their “breathtaking performances” in this tournament edition.
Atif Rana, the chief executive officer of Lahore Qalandars, expressed his excitement over leading the league for the first time ever to win three straight titles.
The previous two tournaments were won by the Qalandars.
He stated that his team would work tirelessly to win the trophy in Karachi, saying, “We have stacked up our resources this season as well and aim to hit the ground running in the tournament.”
Owner of Islamabad United, Ali Naqvi, expressed his excitement for the upcoming ninth league season and for Islamabad to continue its winning ways with a “grand triumph.”
“We have one of our strongest drafts ever, and Islamabad United will have some of the most entertaining players on the field this year. He remarked, “I’m excited to see the team play at home in Rawalpindi and win the hearts of the supporters.
“A lot has happened between this season and the past season, and I want to make sure that the Sultans maintain consistency in their performances this year as well,” stated Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen.
Owner Javed Afridi of Peshawar Zalmi stated that his team, captained by Babar Azam, was prepared to leave their mark on the competition.
He declared, “I assure you that Peshawar Zalmi will play attacking cricket this year as well.”
“We have had our fair share of struggles in the recent seasons, but it is about time that Gladiators showcase good fight and determination, and HBL PSL 9 is a befitting time to be doing that,” stated Quetta Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar.
He remarked, “We are excited to face all five teams and demonstrate our abilities at each of the four locations.”
Beginning on February 17 in Lahore, the ninth edition of the competition will pit the reigning champions and two-time winners Lahore Qalandars against Islamabad United, the winners of the 2016 and 2018 editions.
The six-team competition will be played in four cities: Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. The National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host the tournament’s final on March 18. Pakish News
