Lahore. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the schedule of Pakistan Super League (PSL) season 10, the HBL PSL will start on April 11.
The PSL 10 schedule has been announced! The tournament kicks off on April 11, featuring 34 matches across multiple venues. On the opening day, the first match will be played between defending champions Islamabad United and two-time champions Lahore Qalandars at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
The 6-team tournament will feature 34 matches from April 11 to May 18, with Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium hosting 13 of them.
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For HBL PSL 10, Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium will host 11 matches including Qualifier 1 on May 13, Karachi’s National Bank Stadium and Multan Cricket Stadium will host 5 matches each, while an exhibition match will be held in Peshawar on April 8.
Both teams for this match will be confirmed in due course. The PSL2025 will also have 3 double headers, out of which 2 matches will be played on the weekend (Saturday) and one on May 1.
PSL Highlights the Best Cricket Talent in Pakistan
PSL Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer says that in ten years, PSL has become a globally recognized tournament and has highlighted the best cricket talent in Pakistan. We are happy to host an exhibition match in Peshawar before the start of the tournament.
PSL 10 Draft Ceremony
The PSL 10 draft ceremony was held on January 13 last month at the Hazuri Bagh in the Royal Fort of Lahore. The drafting of Pakistan Super League 10 began with the event’s biggest category, Platinum, in which Lahore Qalandars legally had the right to select the first player and Karachi Kings had the right to select the second player.
Lahore Qalandars started their selection in the Platinum category with New Zealand batsman Daryl Mitchell, while Karachi Kings selected Australian aggressive opener David Warner.
PSL 10: Why will there be fewer matches in Karachi this year?
Karachi will have fewer matches in the tenth edition of the Pakistan Super League, the reason for which has also been revealed. In the past, Karachi has been given fewer matches in PSL 10 due to a lack of interest from spectators because last year, the PCB and the franchise suffered financial losses due to a lack of ticket sales in Karachi.
Sources say that most of the franchises were also not in favor of playing more PSL matches in Karachi this year, and Quetta’s home ground has also been shifted from Karachi in the tenth edition of PSL. Quetta’s home ground will be Rawalpindi and Lahore in the tenth edition of PSL. In addition, the number of matches in Rawalpindi has been increased, considering the record of good ticket sales and a number of spectators.
