PCB has received request from all Pakistan Super League franchises to move all of the league's remaining games scheduled in Lahore this season to Karachi. 

Franchises feel it doesn't matter which venue hosts the fixtures with them about to be played behind closed doors in wake of the threat posed by coronavirus spread. 

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As per cricketpakistan.com.pk, franchises believe it will also save them travelling costs of moving to Lahore as most of them are currently based in Karachi.

All precautionary measures are being taken to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Lahore Qalandars will be facing Multan Sultans while Karachi Kings take on Quetta Gladiators in the last two fixtures of the league-stage this Sunday (March 15). 

As part of fixture rejigging, the PCB was forced to turn the play-offs into straight semi-finals, which will both be played on Tuesday (March 17) before the final is held on Wednesday (March 18).  

(Inputs from IANS)