LAHORE: Peshawar Zalmi, the previous Pakistan Super League (PSL) winners, and their hard-hitting English batter, Liam Livingstone, have arrived in the city for the remainder of the ongoing PSL 7.

After completing a three-day necessary isolation period, Livingstone, who arrived in Lahore for the second leg of the huge event, will join the squad.

Furthermore, the Zalmi’s remaining team has arrived in the city for the league’s second phase.

It is worth noting that the second leg of the PSL 7 will begin on February 10 in Lahore, with the reigning champions Multan Sultans taking on the Zalmi at Gaddafi Stadium.

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