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HBL PSL 9 anthem ‘Khul Ke Khel’ storms into social media
Renowned singers Ali Zafar and Aima Baig have sung this anthem for HBL Pakistan Super League 9th season this year.
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Lahore: The anthem for the 9th season of the HBL Pakistan Super League, titled "Khul Ke Khel" sung by renowned singers Ali Zafar and Aima Baig, has stormed into the social media.
The release comes just three days before the commencement of the much-anticipated event in the country. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) unveiled the anthem on its official YouTube channel.
Presenting "Khul Ke Khel," the anthem for HBL PSL 2024! 🎤🔥✨
— PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20) February 14, 2024
Overcome your fears, live boldly and #KhulKeKhel 👨🏼🎤🌟
Are you ready for the thrill of another exhilarating HBL PSL season? 🏏🎵 #HBLPSL9 @AliZafarsays pic.twitter.com/Y5yogEKuwJ
Ali Zafar expressed confidence that this anthem will garner popularity akin to its predecessors. Meanwhile, stringent security measures have been implemented for the HBL PSL 9.
A comprehensive security plan has been put in place to ensure the safety and smooth conduct of the tournament. Approximately 17,176 police personnel will be deployed across Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi, the cities where matches are slated to take place. Additionally, military units are also set to bolster security efforts for the event, as per the latest updates.
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