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LAHORE: Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Quetta Gladiators on Monday extended the franchise agreement with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for another ten years.
The agreement comes after a valuation conducted by a globally renowned audit and advisory organisation.
With this, Quetta became the third team to renew its agreement with the cricket board, after Lahore Qalandars and Peshawar Zalmi.
Following the agreement extension, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi hailed Quetta Gladiators’ role in promoting PSL across Pakistan.
“I am delighted that Quetta Gladiators will continue their journey with their current owners for another decade. Mr. Nadeem Omar and his team have played a vital role in building a loyal fan base and elevating the franchise’s stature both locally and internationally,” he said.
Naqvi also praised Gladiators owner Nadeem Omar for his passion towards the game.
“Mr. Nadeem Omar is a thorough gentlemen, professional and a cricket aficionado. His renewed commitment speaks volumes about their faith in the HBL PSL’s upward trajectory and the league’s global standing.
We look forward to deepening this partnership and working together to achieve even greater milestones for Pakistan cricket,” the chairman concluded.
PSL Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer also lavished praise on the management and owners of Quetta Gladiators for collaborating and extending the partnership for the next 10 years.
“The Gladiators’ dedication, competitive spirit and unwavering belief in the HBL PSL have helped shape the identity of the league over the years. We are thrilled to continue our collaboration with Nadeem Omar and his management for the next decade.
“Mr. Nadeem Omar’s contributions go way beyond the HBL PSL. His true passion has always been Cricket and its development in Pakistan. We are excited to have them onboard and for this next chapter of HBL PSL and Gladiators’ partnership.”
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