PCB Lowers Player Match Fees for National T20 Cup by 75%

PCB has slashed player match fees for the National T20 Cup by 75%, reducing payments from PKR 40,000 to just PKR 10,000 per match. This decision raises concerns for domestic cricketers.

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PCB Lowers Player Match Fees for National T20 Cup by 75%

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has drastically cut player match fees for the next National T20 Cup. Players will get just PKR 10,000 per match, a drastic 75% slash from the last edition, when they were being paid PKR 40,000 per match.

This decision has also generated concerns among local players since most depend on match fees as their primary source of income. The National T20 Cup is among Pakistan's leading domestic competitions, with the country's best local players participating in it. Nevertheless, with this kind of sharp pay reduction, players may not be able to remain motivated and committed.

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The PCB has yet to offer an in-depth explanation for this decline, but it is likely to affect the morale of local cricketers. Most feel that investing in domestic talent is vital for the future of Pakistan cricket, and these financial cuts are likely to demotivate youngsters from taking up the sport as a career.

Fans and cricket pundits are now waiting to know whether the PCB will change its stance or offer alternate financial assistance to the players.

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