With six teams, four venues, 34 matches, hundreds of players and thousands of supporters, the Pakistan Super League (PSL) season nine concluded at the National Bank Stadium, Karachi, on March 18 with Islamabad United winning the title after an absolute nail-biter against Multan Sultans that was decided on the last ball of the game.
With the emergence of Saim Ayub, the all-rounder, the batting adventures of Usman Khan, the consistency of Babar Azam, the brilliance of Usama Mir, and the athleticism of Irfan Khan, PSL 9 provided spectators with lot to enjoy.
What stood out the most were three guys who delighted some, disappointed others, and astonished no one.
Among the important takeaways from PSL 9, we will analyze three elements that can potentially play a massive role for Pakistan as the Green Shirts prepare for the 2024 T20 World Cup, which will be played in the United States and the West Indies beginning in June.
