The Pakistan Cricket Board has allotted 12.8 billion PKR for the renovation of stadiums in Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi forward of subsequent 12 months’s ICC Champions Trophy, knowledgeable PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi. In a briefing given on the Board of Governors assembly in Faisalabad, Naqvi assured that the three venues could be prepared in time to host the marquee occasion. Giving particulars of the fund distribution, Naqvi mentioned 7.7 billion PKR out of 12.8 billion are being spent on the upgradation of the Gaddafi stadium in Lahore.
The allotted funds for Gaddafi stadium entails 1,100 million PKR for the development of a steel-structured pavilion, 3,471 million PKR for a concrete workplace constructing, 1,250 million PKR for the metal construction of the enclosure, 189 million PKR for a moat, and 330 million PKR for the substitute of two LED digital screens.
The board can be changing floodlights with 480 LED lights at Gaddafi Stadium at a price 523 million PKR, whereas 375 million PKR have been allotted for the set up of seats, and 93 million PKR for exterior growth works.
The PCB has earmarked 3.5 billion PKR for renovating the Nationwide Stadium in Karachi together with the brand new development.
This contains 1,500 million PKR for the metal construction of the pavilion constructing, 580 million PKR for renovating the principle constructing and hospitality packing containers, 330 million PKR for 2 new LED digital screens, 490 million PKR for changing floodlights with 450 LED lights, and 340 million PKR for seat set up.
The development work at Pindi Stadium is estimated to price 1.5 billion PKR together with 393 million PKR for changing floodlights with 350 LED lights and 400 million PKR for renovating the principle constructing, hospitality packing containers, and restrooms.
Moreover, 330 million PKR have been allotted for changing two LED digital screens, and 272 million PKR might be spent on new seating installations.
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