The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has officially declared the recent upgrade of Gaddafi Stadium as a world record for the fastest completion time for a major sports stadium renovation. The iconic venue, home to numerous historic cricket matches, underwent an extensive transformation over just a span of three months.
The board celebrated the achievement with a press conference held at the stadium, where PCB officials highlighted the efficiency and dedication of the project team. “This is a remarkable accomplishment for Pakistan and a testament to the country’s ability to execute large-scale projects at record speed,” said PCB Chairman, Najam Sethi.
The upgrade included state-of-the-art facilities, modernized seating arrangements, improved lighting and audio systems, as well as the addition of eco-friendly technologies. The renovation work was a part of Pakistan’s broader efforts to modernize sports infrastructure ahead of hosting major international events in the coming years.
Representatives from the Guinness World Records were present to formally verify the claim, praising the PCB’s ability to surpass previous renovation timelines. The stadium will now be ready to host international cricket matches and tournaments, with an emphasis on providing an enhanced fan experience.
The announcement has been met with excitement from both fans and players, who eagerly anticipate the revamped venue for future matches.
Key Highlights:
- Renovation completed in a record three months.
- Modern facilities, eco-friendly upgrades, and new technologies.
- Gaddafi Stadium is now one of the most advanced cricket venues in the world.
With the global sporting community recognizing the achievement, the PCB’s commitment to sports excellence is now officially etched into history.
