PSL 2023: PCB unveils 24-karat Supernova Trophy in Lahore

The Pakistan Super League trophy was unveiled by the Pakistan Cricket Board in a magnificent ceremony in Lahore on February 9 (Thursday) in the presence of franchise owners and PCB Chairman Najam Sethi.

The eighth edition of the league is set to begin on February 13, with the opener to be played between Lahore Qalandars and Multan Sultans in Multan. The 34-match tournament will take place in four major cities - Rawalpindi, Lahore, Multan and Karachi and the final will be played at the Gadaffi Stadium in Lahore on March 19.

"The '24-karat Supernova Trophy' has been made in Pakistan and showcases the country's skilled craftsmanship. National team’s motto, artistry, recognition and prestige were conveyed in the brand new Pakistan Super League eight trophy," PCB said in an official statement. 

PCB chairman Sethi spoke how close is the tournament to their heart and how the board wants to make it bigger every year.

"With this in mind, and to also celebrate the pinnacle PCB event taking place in front of home fans, we decided to design a new trophy that encompasses our spirit as a proud nation and launch it at the Shalimar Gardens, which is a national treasure and a symbol of pride for all of us," Sethi said. "The Supernova Trophy is a testament to the passion and perseverance of Pakistani people and serves as a source of inspiration for future generations of players."

Sethi also spoke highly of the trophy that will be awarded to the winners of the PSL: "I have no doubt this prestigious silverware will provide extra incentive and motivation to the players, which, in turn, will get the best out of them to make this year's event most exciting, enthralling and entertaining for all the cricket fans and followers within and outside Pakistan."

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