Peshawar Zalmi Extend HBL PSL Franchise Agreement

Karachi Kings, Lahore Qalandars, and Peshawar Zalmi renew PSL franchise rights for 10 years - Profit by Pakistan Today

Franchises reaffirm long-term commitment to Pakistan cricket, with enhanced focus on growth and international expansion

PCB To Have Financial Transactions With PSL Franchises In PKR, Not USD; Massive Questions Raised

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to conduct all its financial transactions with the PSL teams in Pakistani rupees instead of American dollar

Lahore Qalandars, Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators renew PSL franchise rights for next decade

The agreements, finalised at market valuations determined by a global audit firm after a “comprehensive and transparent assessment”.

Peshawar Zalmi extend HBL PSL franchise agreement

Peshawar Zalmi has agreed to extend its PSL franchise agreement, while other franchises have until Tuesday to decide. However, Multan Sultans’ matters are still unresolved. According to details, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) recently carried out a valuation of the Pakistan Super League and its franchises. Based on that assessment, new franchise fees were determined. The franchises were initially given until November 20 to accept the new agree…

Karachi Kings, Islamabad United Secure Franchise Rights For Next Decade

Islamabad United players (left) and Karachi Kings players.— Facebook/@IsbUnitedPak and @KarachiKingsARY Karachi Kings and Islamabad United have renewed their franchise rights for another decade, securing ownership after reaching an agreement, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed on Tuesday. Franchises have extended their agreement at the updated market valuation, the PCB said in a statement. The renewal underscores the confidence that part…

Lahore Qalandars, Peshawar Zalmi renew PSL franchise rights for next decade

Lahore Two of the Pakistan Super League’s (PSL) most prominent and commercially successful outfits, Lahore Qalandars and Peshawar Zalmi, have renewed their franchise rights for another 10 years, the country’s cricket board announced on Monday. The agreements, finalised at market valuations determined by global audit firm Ernst & Young after what the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) described as a “comprehensive and transparent assessment”, come ahea…