Naqvi plans upgradation of cricket stadiums across the country

 Naqvi plans upgradation of cricket stadiums across the country

By our correspondent

Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, has announced a significant decision regarding the upgradation of cricket stadiums across the country.

As reported last month, Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, National Stadium in Karachi, and Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium are all set to undergo extensive renovations to enhance the overall cricketing experience for fans.

Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has called for a comprehensive plan outlining the upgradation process for Gaddafi Stadium within the next three days. The goal is to ensure that all three stadiums are upgraded and ready before the upcoming Champions Trophy.

The plan will be initiated in two phases, starting with Gaddafi Stadium, followed by National Cricket Stadium in Karachi and Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The focus is not only on improving the playing conditions but also enhancing facilities for cricket enthusiasts in the stands.

Mohsin Naqvi emphasized the need to address the requirements of the stadiums, including the addition of more seating areas. Special attention will be given to upgrading facilities in the corporate boxes at Gaddafi Stadium.

During the meeting chaired by Chairman PCB, Nespak officials provided a detailed briefing on the proposed upgradation plans for the stadiums. The Director of Infrastructure at PCB was also present at the meeting, underscoring the commitment to completing the upgradation work with both speed and quality.

This ambitious initiative is geared towards creating world-class cricketing facilities, providing fans with a more enjoyable and comfortable experience, and ensuring that Pakistan continues to host top-tier cricket events.