ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has stated that investors showed strong interest in acquiring ownership rights for two new Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises during a roadshow held at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, marking a significant step in the league’s expansion plans.
The roadshow garnered “unprecedented attention” at the iconic venue, regarded as the home of cricket, with a large number of investors in attendance, eager to acquire the two PSL franchises up for sale.
According to a PCB statement, this event marked a historic moment as the roadshow was held for the first time at Lord’s, showcasing the league’s growing global appeal.
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PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi praised the investors’ keen interest, calling it a milestone that would not only benefit the PSL but also bring honour to the country.
“The strong interest in acquiring two PSL 11 teams is extremely positive and encouraging,” Naqvi said.
The upcoming PSL 11, scheduled for next year, will see the addition of two new teams, marking the first major restructuring of the league since its inception in 2016.
With these additions, the total number of franchises in the PSL will increase to eight, further elevating the profile of the tournament and expanding its reach globally.
