Pakistan to host Super Kabaddi League in May
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Kabaddi Federation (PKF) are all set to host the inaugural edition of the Pakistan Super Kabaddi League to be played in May 2018. The event, according to officials, will be played between franchised based teams representing different cities of Pakistan and teams will be picked through the draft. “The draft for the inaugural edition of PSKL will take place in Lahore on April 23,” an official informed. “Matches will be played from May 2 to May 10 while the opening ceremony of the league will be held on May 1 in Lahore,” he added. Organisers are hoping for players from at least ten countries to feature in the tournament with players from Sri Lanka, Iran, Iraq, Kenya, Malaysia, Japan, Bangladesh and Kenya already confirmed their participation. Eight franchised based teams representing cities of
Lahore, Multan Gujrat, Karachi, Islamabad, Gwadar, Faisalabad and Peshawar will feature in the inaugural edition of Super Kabaddi League.
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