PSL 11 Tentative Schedule Shared with Franchises

Management of the Pakistan Super League has shared a tentative schedule for PSL Season 11 with franchises
LAHORE: Management of the Pakistan Super League has shared a tentative schedule for PSL Season 11 with franchises, with Lahore expected to host the highest number of matches.

According to reports, the draft schedule includes 44 matches, with games planned across multiple cities in Pakistan.

Match Distribution Across Cities

Lahore: 14 matches

Rawalpindi: 10 matches

Faisalabad: 7 matches

Multan: 4 matches

Karachi: 6 matches

Peshawar: 2 matches

For the first time, league matches are expected to be held in Faisalabad and Peshawar, expanding the tournament’s footprint to more cricket venues.

Opening Match

The opening game of PSL-11 is scheduled for March 26, featuring Lahore Qalandars against Hyderabad Kingsmen.

Another major clash will see Quetta Gladiators face Karachi Kings on March 27 in Lahore.

The tournament is expected to include seven double-header match days.

Playoffs and Final

Qualifier: May 2 in Rawalpindi

Eliminator 1: May 3

Eliminator 2: May 5 in Lahore

Sources say the PSL final could be held overseas, with proposals under consideration to stage it in the United States or England.

If held in Pakistan, the final is likely to take place in Lahore.

The final decision will be taken by Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board.

The official PSL-11 schedule is expected to be announced within the next few days.


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