The opening ceremony held at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore and Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi graced the occasion.


Lahore: The Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024 kicked off at Gaddafi Stadium on Friday (tonight) in Lahore.
The matches in the Lahore leg of the tournament have been shifted to Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore from LCCA.
The opening ceremony held at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore and Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi graced the occasion. The Chairman unveiled the trophy and address the ceremony.
The 21 matches in the Lahore leg will be broadcast LIVE on PTV Sports to provide an exposure of competitive cricket to the players. The ball-by-ball live scorecards of the whole tournament will be available on CricHQ.
The participating teams will use the home and away dressing rooms of the Gaddafi stadium, which is also the headquarters of Pakistan Cricket Board, while the wickets for the tournament will be curated by the stadium’s dedicated ground staff.
The PCB has also allowed free entry for the spectators to watch the games and the Fazal Mahmood enclosure will be opened an hour before the start of the game.
The Islamabad leg of the tournament will take place at Miusam Cricket Ground from 23 March onwards while the matches in Karachi will take place at Eid Gah Ground Nazimabad and IBA Karachi University Ground.
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