Pakistan Dependent on Money, Forced to sell Babar’s Match Ticket for 6 Rupees

Pakistan is dependent on money. He has reached the verge of bankruptcy. Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have also started emptying. Not only this, he did not even have money left to pay salaries to the employees. The condition of Pakistan is getting worse to such an extent that the Railways do not have the money to even buy diesel. In this difficult situation, Pakistan Super League will be organized in a few days, whose count down has started.

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The league will start from February 13, but before that there will be a fierce competition between the current captain of Pakistan team Babar Azam and former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed. The Balochistan Cricket Association will host an exhibition match between Babar Azam XI and Sarfaraz Ahmed XI on 5 February.

2 Captains of Pakistan Face to Face

Babar is the captain of Peshawar Zalmi and Sarfaraz is the captain of Quetta Gladiators. Before the Pakistan Super League, this exciting match between the two will be played on 5 February. There will be a fierce competition between the two captains. But perhaps the people of Pakistan are not very excited about this match. The organizers of the Pakistani league have to sell tickets very cheaply for this match.

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Tickets Being Sold for Rs.6

The ticket price for the exhibition match is 20 Pakistani rupees i.e. around 6 rupees in Indian currency. In such a situation, the people of Pakistan, who are struggling with poverty. Have to think a lot even to buy a ticket of 20 rupees for the exhibition match. While the organizers face the challenge of gathering a crowd in this star-studded match. At this time the people of Pakistan have to fight even for flour. Apart from Babar Azam, Sarfaraz Ahmed, star players like Naseem Shah, Umar Akmal, Shahid Afridi, Wahab Riaz, Mohammad Haris will take the field in the exhibition match played between Peshawar and Quetta.