‘1 lakh rupees per six more wickets’: Pakistan Super League team announced a powerful gesture for Palestine. Cricket news

Multan SultansA Pakistan Super League (PSL) team has launched a charitable campaign to assist Palestinians During the current season. Team pledge to contribute Rs 100,000 ($ 356) Palestinian Charities Every six more wickets were secured by their players.
Being PSL, Pakistan’s top T20 cricket competition, the participation of the widespread viewers and the figures of the audience is quite low across the country.
The competition serves as an important platform to show cricket talent, supporting various social reasons.
“We [Multan Sultans] It has decided that [Pakistan Super League] Season, we will support charity [foundations] In Palestine, “Franchise owner Ali Khan Taaren announced through video message.

He said, “We have decided, from our batsmen, that whenever any player of Multan Sultans hit six, we will donate Rs 100,000 to Palestinian charities.”
“Our bowlers also wanted to be a part of it [initiative]So we have decided that we will donate Rs 100,000 to Palestinian charitables, especially those working for children, on every wicket. ,
PSL on Friday started with an impressive inauguration ceremony in Rawalpindi, with supporters with exciting matches and impressive community programs.
On Saturday, Quetta Gladiators performed extraordinary cricket, winning 80 runs against Peshawar Zalmi.

Quetta achieved 216/3, contributing 59 runs to Saud Shakeel. Zalmi was rejected for 136, in which Abrar Ahmed claimed 4 wickets for 42 runs.
Subsequently, Karachi Kings successfully followed Multan Sultans’ score of 234/3, leading to four-wickets. James Wins scored 101 runs from 43 delivery of Karachi.