LAHORE: Pakistan Super League (PSL) chairman Najam Sethi on Monday sounded unhappy about the recent change in the dates and venue of the Masters Champions League (MCL) that will now directly coincide with the PSL for at least a week, but added that he is taking this fresh development as a new challenge and is confident of meeting it head on.“MCL has been rescheduled now from Jan 28 to Feb 13 which clashes with our PSL and that period is a challenging one for us and obviously we are not happy over the changes,” Sethi told.“We had signed an MoU with MCL and they were to play it from Jan 24 to Feb 4. But now they have changed the dates. Not just that, the MCL which was to be originally played in Dubai and Abu Dhabi is now shifted to Dubai and Sharjah where the PSL matches are also scheduled to be held,” lamented Sethi.