Smith and Warner’s PSL plans under scanner in ‘Do Not Travel’ alert

new delhi: australian stars Steve Smith David Warner faces growing uncertainty over his participation in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as security concerns in the region cast a shadow over the tournament.According to Australian media Codesport.com, several Australian players and coaches, including Glenn Maxwell and Marnus Labuschagne, are expected to participate in the PSL competition starting on March 26.

However, rising tensions in Pakistan and surrounding areas have prompted serious discussions behind the scenes. Players have reportedly been informed of the security risks, including disruptions and travel complications related to the conflict. Flights in and out of the region have been affected, adding to uncertainty. Of greatest concern is a scheduled match in Peshawar, a city currently listed as “do not travel” by the Australian government due to security threats.Despite these risks, teams are continuing to prepare and a number of Australian players are expected to arrive in Pakistan soon. The situation leaves many people weighing the trade-offs between professional commitments and personal safety.To address concerns, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has proposed contingency measures, including evacuating players via private jets if the situation worsens. While the game remains as planned, the final decisions for players such as Smith and Warner may depend on how the safety situation develops in the coming days.