In the middle of Indian strikes, the PCB calls an emergency meeting through the Pakistan Super League. “If things are climbing …” he says.

Shaken by more than one Indian military strike in Pakistan, the Cricket Board called an emergency meeting to discuss whether the ongoing Pakistan Super League, which has a series of foreign players, would be stopped. The T20 league, which contains six franchisees and is in the last stages, is currently staged in Rawalpindi. It is scheduled to end in Lahore on May 18th. A reliable source on the board said that the PCB would follow the government’s advice to continue the League and will organize discussions later on Thursday.

The Source, “The meeting, especially in Punjab province since Wednesday, India will review the situation due to the number of attacks.” He said.

PSL CEO Salman Nazeer also met with overseas players in Rawalpindi and made sure that the PCB had nothing to worry about watching closely.

Some of the major international names registered for the league are David Warner (Karachi Kings), Jason Holder (Islamabad United) and Rasie van der Dussen (Islamabad United).

PCB spokesman Amir Mir, “Naturally the current scenario may have been discussed. Players were given a heavy security blanket by the Pakistan army.” He said.

“There were surgical strikes on both sides of the border, but we do not expect it to affect PSL. But if God forbids it, if things rise, we will sit together to decide our next step.”

India’s military strikes retaliate on the April 22 terrorist attack, and 26 people were shot in the expensive of the Southern Kashmir.

After successful missile attacks to eliminate the terror infrastructure to nine locations in Pakistan, on Thursday, the Pakistani army prevented attempts to participate in a number of military targets using drones and missiles in North and West India.

Authorities said in a statement on Thursday, the country’s defense forces also destroyed a Pakistani air defense system in Lahore.

The Pakistani army tried to target Awantipura, Srinagar, Jammu, Pathankot, Amritsar, Kappalala, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Adampur, Bhatinda, Chandigarh, Nal, Phalodi, Uttarlai and Bhuj.