PSL 2018

Islamabad United have qualified for the finals leaving Karachi kings to fight with either quetta or peshawar to fight again with Islamabad. The Team to win Eliminator 1 (peshawar vs quetta) will have to win from karachi kings in order to qualify for finals. In short it is not easy to get to the finals as karachi will apply their full power and skills in order to overcome the loss they have received in quarter final.

But the sad part is that foreign players from Quetta will not be playing due to which all the sensation and craze have disappeared and now it is been perceived that it is one sided match. But if Peshawar Zalmi won the match still it will not easy to fight against the karachi as it is also 2nd strongest team of PSL 3.

The management should only allow those players who are willing to play in Pakistan as it will not promote a good picture of Pakistan globally and thus the purpose of the PSL will be lost.

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