As of late, a 11-year-old cricket sweetheart communicated his dismay in a video, tending to PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja, as he was not permitted to watch PSL match in the National Stadium, Karachi. The young man's passionate video got Ramiz Raja's consideration as he answered to the 11-year-old, clarifying the difficult conditions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A kid named Muhammad Hamza recorded a video outside National Stadium as he arrived at there to watch the live cricket activity however needed to confront dissatisfaction. The youthful fan being under 12 years old was not allowed to enter the arena because of COVID-19 conventions. Tending to PCB Chairman, the dampened kid said, "We came to the National Stadium today, yet we are not permitted to enter the arena. We are remaining outside."
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| Ramiz Raja Responds to Viral Video of a Disappointed Young Fan |
Giving an idea to Ramiz Raja, the kid said, "I need to say that basically on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, you ought to permit us."
It is fine. In any case, what is the goal of PSL?", scrutinized the displeased fan.
Answering to the fan, Ramiz Raja said, "Hamza, I watched your video and I like your feelings. Your affection for PSL is clear in the video."
Clarifying what is going on, Ramiz Raja said, "Tragically, the situation is different because of COVID-19 and fans younger than 12 are not permitted to watch the match. In any case, in typical conditions, you would have been observing all the matches live in the arena."
Addressing the youthful fan's inquiry, Ramiz Raja said, "You are correct. Pakistan Super League is really livened up because of the presence of kids and the justification behind getting sorted out this association is likewise to make the new age look into cricket, to make them come to the ground so they can watch the players."
Reassuring the little fan, Ramiz Raja added, "I comprehend your concern and I am likewise extremely passionate. I have conversed with the concerned divisions to track down space to let under-12 fans watch the matches. However, rules will be rules, Hamza. We like your feelings and energy. That is the reason I wanted to converse with you straightforwardly."
Hoping everything turns out great for the youthful fan later on, Ramiz Raja said, "The very best. I trust that you will watch these matches on TV and when you will push ahead throughout everyday life, alongside great examinations, you will likewise turn into a decent cricketer."
Matches of the seventh release of the Pakistan Super League are as of now being arranged in Karachi, with a restricted group to bring down the danger of COVID-19 spread.
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