Lahore Qalandars’ gamers and assist workers rejoice profitable the PSL X after beating Quetta Gladiators within the last on the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Might 25, 2025. — PSL
LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has obtained 12 bids for the 2 new Pakistan Tremendous League (PSL) franchises, inside the stipulated deadline, the cricket board introduced on Wednesday.
The PCB, in an announcement, mentioned it obtained an “exceptional and encouraging response” to the tender issued for the sale of two new PSL groups as 12 events formally submitted their bids.
The cricket board shared that traders from america of America (USA), Australia, Canada, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Pakistan expressed their curiosity in buying the franchises up on the market, depicting the marquee league’s world recognition and business attraction.
The PCB additional introduced that the “results” of the preliminary part of the bidding course of shall be introduced on December 27, which can decide the events technically certified to buy the 2 new groups by means of an open public sale, set to be held on January 8.
“The results of this phase of the bidding process will be announced on 27 December. In the next stage, technically qualified bidders will be given the opportunity to purchase the two new teams through an open competition bidding process,” the assertion continued.
“This stage will be held on 8 January at the Islamabad Convention Centre. The Pakistan Cricket Board is committed to completing this process in a transparent and competitive manner in line with international standards, to ensure the continued expansion and growth of the Pakistan Super League.”
It’s pertinent to say that the PSL, which started in 2016 with 5 franchises and later expanded to 6 sides in 2018, is ready for additional enlargement with the addition of two new groups from its upcoming eleventh version, set to be performed subsequent yr.
With the upcoming additions, the PSL will endure its first main restructuring in seven years, bringing the full variety of franchises to eight.
