ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's inaugural national cricket league has been an unexpected success, even though all the matches have been played in the United Arab Emirates due to security risks.
Since the Pakistan Super League (PSL) was announced last September, the country’s cricket board has sold five franchises for $93 million (£66.3 million) and attracted players from 11 different countries.
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