Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi has voiced strong support for a potential match between the champions of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the Indian Premier League (IPL).
In a recent interview, Sethi discussed the possibility of such a high-profile encounter, acknowledging the significant political tensions between India and Pakistan that have prevented regular cricketing ties.
Despite these challenges, Sethi expressed optimism for a future where improved relations could make the much-anticipated showdown a reality.
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He emphasized that both India and Pakistan produce some of the world’s best cricketing talent, making such a contest highly desirable for fans across the globe.
However, he tempered his excitement by acknowledging that the current political climate made such an event unlikely in the near future.
Beyond the IPL-PSL dream, Sethi also shared his vision for expanding the PSL’s reach.
He suggested that the league could increase its global presence by hosting matches in countries with large South Asian communities, such as the USA and the UK.
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According to Sethi, these markets could provide both financial benefits and a platform for growing the PSL’s international appeal.
He underscored that expanding the league to these regions would not only draw new audiences but also elevate the PSL’s status on the world stage.
While the concept of a match between PSL and IPL champions remains distant, Sethi’s comments highlight the potential for the PSL to continue growing in both stature and global influence.
