Imran Khan is reading a new mark by reading “Imran Khan Cricket Stadium” at the Niaz Cricket Stadium in Peshawar, which has led to controversy and opposition from various groups, including political parties, the late Arbab Niaz’s family, and other public data.
Also, construction workers saw a new sign board adding to the Arbab Niaz Cricket Stadium in Peshawar, which is being renovated these days.
The only International Cricket Stadium in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the facility – was named after former Federal Minister for Sports Arbab Niaz Mohammad, was built in 1984.
“It is noteworthy that former Prime Minister Imran Khan has stated against his name against his name, while the governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa also rejected the stadium’s name in his name in his name.
Despite the protests, these new symbols are part of the ongoing renewal plan.
The last international match at the Arbab Niaz Stadium was a Pakistan vs. India One Day International (One Day) on February 6, 2006, 19 years ago.
Due to security concerns, more incidents have been restricted and it is not expected that the city will be given the opportunity to host the Pakistan Super League matches this year.
Representatives of the ICC recently visited the site to test and test the future PSL season, along with any international programs.
