Islamabad, 20 April 2025: Tim Seifert, the New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter for Karachi Kings, praised the PSL for its competitive nature and strong fast-bowling talent.
In an interview, the 30-year-old shared his thoughts on his team’s performance, the challenges of modern cricket, and the uniqueness of the PSL among global T20 leagues.
Seifert noted that every team in the PSL is strong, but pointed to the exceptional fast-bowling resources as one of the tournament’s defining characteristics.
He also expressed a desire for more local support, stating that a loud home crowd could turn the stadium into a “fortress” and give the team an advantage.
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He emphasized the importance of home support in boosting morale and creating a challenging environment for opposing teams.
Reflecting on Karachi Kings’ recent victory against Quetta, Seifert credited the team’s all-around performance, particularly in batting, bowling, and fielding.
He described the win as a complete team effort and said that maintaining this standard was crucial for the team’s success.
Seifert acknowledged the challenge from Islamabad United but expressed confidence in his team’s ability to adapt and perform.
Seifert also praised the PSL for providing a platform to compete against top-quality players.
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He highlighted the role of fast bowlers in the competition and remarked that the presence of young and experienced pace bowlers adds an extra layer of difficulty for teams.
Discussing the busy global cricket calendar, Seifert mentioned the tough balancing act players face between international commitments and franchise cricket.
He noted that with the rise of franchise leagues, players often have to make difficult choices about which tournaments to prioritize.
Having toured Pakistan with New Zealand in the past, Seifert said he had grown familiar with the country and appreciated the friendships he had built with Pakistani cricketers.
