|| CF Correspondent ||

Pakistan Cricket Board, CEO Wasim Khan announced on Sunday (22 March) to the media through a teleconference that the remaining matches of Pakistan Super League could be start from November.

He said that if the coronavirus pandemic situation come into control then they will start the matches in November or they will announce the table top Multan Sultans as the champion of this fifth edition of PSL.

"We have to first sit down and discuss the situation with all the franchise owners because there are also suggestions that Multan Sultans which topped the points table should be declared winners or to have these remaining matches before the PSL-six early next year," he told the media in a teleconference.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic the entire world and sports globally have been affected hugely. Khan said that in this crisis time at present they have money and are not facing any financial crisis. Though they are facing revenue loss after the Bangladesh series has been called off earlier this month but they got it covered by earnings from sponsorships and broadcast medias.

"Approximately our losses are around 200 million rupees due to loss of gate money and some sponsorship revenues. PCB had also suffered revenue losses of around USD 3 to 4 million due to the postponement of the ODI and Test match against Bangladesh which were to be held in April but have been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic."" Khan also added that, "however the Board had earned considerably from sale of television, radio, digital media and sponsorships in the PSL.