Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Board has honored Nasreddin Murat-Khan, the architect of Gaddafi Stadium, with a commemorative plaque following the completion of 150 men's international matches at the venue. The plaque was installed on the main entry wall of the stadium building, marking a significant milestone for the iconic sports venue.

According to Pakistan Cricket Board, the plaque was inaugurated on Wednesday after a match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, which marked the 150th contest held at the stadium. The ceremony was attended by the Secretary of the Tourism, Archaeology & Museum Department of Punjab, Meral Murat-Khan, the youngest daughter of Nasreddin, and officials from the Pakistan Cricket Board.

Nasreddin Murat-Khan, an architect and civil engineer, was responsible for designing the Gaddafi Stadium, which was constructed in 1959. He is also credited with designing the famous "Minar-e-Pakistan" in Lahore. In recognition of his contributions, the Pakistan Government awarded him the "Tamgha-e-Imtiaz" in 1963.