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Karachi has become Pakistan’s sports capital this season, hosting three major national and international sporting events back-to-back.
Karachi has just wrapped up the Under-23 World Squash Championship, drawing applause for its world-class facilities and crowd engagement throughout the tournament.
Now, attention shifts to cricket as the Pakistan Super League (PSL) kicks off today at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium with five matches scheduled in Karachi.
The spotlight will be on Australian star David Warner, who takes over captaincy of the Karachi Kings, aiming to lead them to a fresh start.
Warner’s aggressive style and explosive batting promise thrilling cricket under the lights, drawing fans from all over the city and beyond.
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In May, Karachi will host the 35th National Games after an 18-year break, with 10,000 athletes competing in 31 disciplines across 21 venues.
This marks a significant revival of multi-sport culture in the city, offering locals a chance to witness national champions across a wide variety of sports.
From javelin star Arshad Nadeem to rising boxing and athletics talent, the Games will showcase the full spectrum of Pakistani sporting excellence.
Karachi, often criticized for poor infrastructure and civic woes, is defying perceptions by delivering well-coordinated, high-profile events.
This rare convergence of squash, cricket, and multi-sport competition in just two months hasn’t been seen in the city in nearly two decades.
The city’s sports venues are buzzing with energy, and fans are soaking in the rare chance to experience such variety and star power on home ground.
Karachiites are urged to attend, support local athletes, and take pride in the city’s growing role as a hub of sports in Pakistan.
