LAHORE: Some really special kids came to Gaddafi Stadium on Tuesday to meet their cricketing heroes before the start of the 22nd match in Pakistan Super League (PSL) season 7.
PSL 7 observed childhood cancer awareness day on Tuesday where some kids suffering from cancer came to meet players. Quetta Gladiators’ captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, opener Jason Roy and Peshawar Zalmi’s experienced cricketer Shoaib Malik gifted signed T-shirts and caps to the little fans.
Famous cricketers Sarfaraz Ahmed, Shoaib Malik, and Jason Roy extended a warm welcome to VIP guests in an event that will go down in history as a prelude to the highly anticipated cricket match.
The event, which took place at the renowned National Stadium, was a happy occasion that highlighted the union of friendship, stardom, and sportsmanship.
The reception hall was buzzing with activity as Sarfaraz, Malik, and Roy greeted a diverse group of guests, including dignitaries, movie stars, and corporate leaders. The three, well-known for their noteworthy contributions to the sport, tried to interact with their visitors, have fun, and grin for pictures.
The nearly two-decade career of legendary all-rounder Shoaib Malik raised awareness of the value of these kinds of get-togethers in promoting a shared passion of cricket and a sense of community. “Cricket has always been a unifying symbol in this nation, and occasions like this bring individuals from all walks of life together to honor our shared passion,” he said.
Sarfaraz, Malik, and Roy arrived at the field prepared to perform for thousands of spectators as the sun began to set and the stadium lights came on. The unifying and joyous atmosphere of the pre-match gathering laid the groundwork for an incredible exhibition of cricketing brilliance.
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