Pakistan Defends PCB as Floodlight Controversy Erupts Over Rachin Ravindra's Injury

New Zealand cricketer Rachin Ravindra's head injury at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium has sparked debate over floodlight placement and player safety.

Rachin Ravindra suffered a laceration on his forehead after failing to spot a ball under floodlights during an ODI match at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) faced criticism over the floodlight setup, with fans questioning its readiness to host the Champions Trophy 2025.
Some Pakistani players and commentators defended the PCB, attributing Ravindra's injury to misjudgment rather than lighting issues.
Former cricketer Shoaib Mohammad and others suggested the floodlight placement caused glare, making it difficult for players to track the ball.
Ravindra is recovering and expected to play in the tri-series final, while debates over Pakistan's hosting capabilities continue.