India and Pakistan postpone cricket tournaments amid military tensions
- The Pakistan Cricket Board postponed the 10th Pakistan Super League and domestic tournaments on Friday evening amid rising India-Pakistan tensions.
- The PCB acted on advice from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif due to worsening security and military developments at the India-Pakistan border.
- An Indian drone incident near Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium hours before a PSL match heightened concerns, while the IPL suspended its 2025 season for one week.
- The PCB emphasized that although cricket brings the nation together and provides enjoyment, it is necessary to pause the sport with respect for the current situation, and no date has been set for when play will resume.
- These tournament suspensions reflect how escalating regional conflicts have disrupted major cricket events, leaving future schedules uncertain pending security improvements.
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