Pakistan Cricket Fans Told to Stay Home Amid Fuel Crisis, Iran War Impact

• Pakistan orders cricket fans to watch matches on TV to conserve fuel due to economic strain from Middle East war.
• Pakistan Super League (PSL) shifts to a watch-from-home model, reducing venues from six to two (Lahore and Karachi).
• Daily travel for 30,000 spectators and staff would strain energy resources, according to Pakistan Cricket Board.
• Pakistan, reliant on imported fuel, closed schools for two weeks and extended IMF talks to assess war impact.
• Government increased high-octane fuel price by 60% and plans structural steps to cope with high oil prices.