Quaid-e-Azam trophy starts: 2023-2024
P.C. The Sports news
Quaid-e-Azam trophy (Test format) plays an important role in development of new and
talented players as many of new era players enjoy T20 cricket. It is said that
a proper player is developed through test cricket as they learn patience
through this format.
The 2023-2024
domestic season will start on 10th September with both the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy and
the Hanif Mohammad Trophy to be played concurrently. A total of 18 regional
teams have been slotted in this domestic structure, with eight teams playing in
the premier first-class tournament Quaid-e-Azam Trophy and 10 teams featuring
in the Hanif Mohammad Trophy, a non-first-class four-day tournament.
This will be the first domestic season played
after the PCB revived the PCB 2014 Constitution according to which regional and
departmental teams return to the domestic circuit.
Abbottabad, Lahore, and Rawalpindi will be
hosting the Quaid-e-Azam trophy, with 29 matches slotted between four venues
across the three cities. Peshawar, Karachi Whites, Lahore Blues, Rawalpindi,
FATA, Multan, Lahore Whites, and Faisalabad are the teams playing first-class
cricket.
The opening round of the Quaid-e-Azam trophy will begin on 10 September. Lahore Whites will
be facing Lahore Blues at Gaddafi Stadium, while Peshawar and Karachi Whites
will be facing each other at Abbottabad Stadium. Faisalabad vs. Multan will be
held at Shoaib Akhtar Stadium in Rawalpindi while FATA vs Rawalpindi will be
staged at Pindi Cricket Stadium.
The second round of matches will begin on 16
September. A total of seven rounds will take place with each team playing the
other once before the top two sides meet in the final scheduled at the Gaddafi
Stadium from 22 to 26 October.
P.C. GEO SUPER
Many senior player’s like Sarfaraz Ahmed , Ahmed Shahzad, Asif Ali, Asad Shafiq, Mir Hamza, Saad Nasim, Abid Ali are playing in this format which will boost the confidence of junior players and groom them for their international career.
New financial model is introduced by PCB and according to this model,
a player
featuring in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy will get a match fee of PKR 80,000, and
players participating in the Hanif Mohammad Trophy will get PKR 40,000 per
game. The non-playing members of a first-class team will get PKR 40,000. Adding
to that, twenty players, selected by the regions according to the predefined
criteria, will be assigned categories as outlined; A+ will get PKR 300,000, A
PKR 200,000, B PKR 185,000, C PKR 170,000, D PKR 150,000, E PKR 100,000, F will
pocket PKR 50,000.
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