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PCB Chairman Hosts Dinner to Honor Teams Participating in Tri-Nation Series

October 28, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

LAHORE: The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) hosted a dinner on Wednesday evening to honor the teams participating in the upcoming Tri-Nation Series. The event took place at the PCB headquarters, bringing together players and officials from all participating nations.

During the dinner, PCB Chairman expressed gratitude towards the teams for their participation and emphasized the importance of the series in promoting cricket in the region. He stated, “This series is not just about competition; it’s about fostering friendships and sportsmanship among nations.” The event featured speeches from team captains, who shared their excitement about the series.

The Tri-Nation Series, which includes teams from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, is expected to enhance cricketing ties and provide thrilling matches for fans. The PCB aims to leverage this opportunity to showcase Pakistan as a safe and vibrant destination for international cricket.

Looking ahead, the PCB is set to finalize the match schedules and logistics in the coming weeks, ensuring a smooth execution of the series. Fans are eagerly anticipating the matches, which are expected to draw significant viewership both locally and internationally.

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