LAHORE (Kashmir English): The Pakistan Cricket Board has confirmed that the Pakistan Super League Season 10- PSL 10 will go ahead as planned, with Islamabad United facing off against Quetta Gladiators tonight at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
The toss is scheduled for 7:30PM, and the match will begin at 8:00PM.
Tonight’s game also marks the return of PSL action to Rawalpindi, which will host four consecutive matches from May 7 to 10. The final group-stage match will then be played in Multan on May 11 .
The playoffs will kick off with the Qualifier in Rawalpindi on May 13 . The two Eliminators and the grand Final are set for May 14, 16, and 18 respectively, all to be held at Lahore’s iconic Gaddafi Stadium.
Other than sports grounds, life in other sectors of life is also going back to normal and peaceful in Pakistan. The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has officially reopened Pakistan airspace in Lahore and Karachi, hours after India launched cross-border strikes in several Pakistani cities.
According to a new NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) issued by the PCAA, the airspace closure, initially imposed for 48 hours due to operational constraints, has now been lifted. All previously restricted flight routes are once again available for use.
The authority advised passengers to stay in touch with their respective airlines as the airspace reopened, stressing that flight schedules and route decisions remain at the airlines’ discretion due to the ongoing regional situation.
People in Rawalakot together with people across the Poonch district commended the Pakistan Army for its quick and decisive military response. Indian military manoeuvres failed to disrupt the regular lives of these communities because citizens chose to confront military aggression head-on.
The return of operations to Pakistani airspace reflects both the country’s push for reinforcement of normal operations while also delivering essential flights between international destinations and local routes.
The authorities have emphasized both continued caution and air carrier coordination with strict adherence to new procedures until additional notice.
