Web Desk: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced the launch of PSL 11 ticket sales for the upcoming HBL Pakistan Super League season 11, with online bookings set to open from March 17 and physical tickets to follow a week later.
According to a PCB statement, fans will be able to purchase tickets online starting at 12 pm on March 17, while printed tickets will be available from March 24 at designated TCS Express Centres nationwide.
The upcoming edition of the HBL Pakistan Super League will mark a significant expansion, with eight teams set to compete for the first time in the tournament’s history.
The league will feature a total of 44 matches, to be played across six cities: Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad and Peshawar.
The PCB said Faisalabad and Peshawar will host PSL matches for the first time, a move aimed at broadening the league’s reach and bringing top-tier cricket closer to fans in new regions.
Officials said ticket prices have been set to ensure wider accessibility for spectators.
General enclosure tickets in Lahore and Karachi will start from 250 rupees, while entry-level tickets in Faisalabad will begin at 300 rupees. In Multan and Rawalpindi, general tickets will be priced from 400 rupees.
The PCB added that each national identity card holder will be allowed to purchase up to eight tickets. Limited e-ticket options will also be available for matches in Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi.
Organisers have also introduced special arrangements for families and premium spectators.
A dedicated family enclosure will be set up for the March 28 fixture in Peshawar between Peshawar Zalmi and Islamabad United. Tickets for the VIP family zone at that match will be priced at 2,000 rupees.
In addition, corporate boxes will be offered in Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi, alongside a range of seating categories across all venues.
PSL Chief Executive Salman Naseer said the new ticketing phase signals the beginning of a new chapter for the league.
He added that pricing had been deliberately kept affordable to encourage higher stadium attendance and enhance the matchday experience for fans.
The Pakistan Super League, one of the country’s premier sporting events, continues to grow in scale and popularity, with the latest edition expected to draw large crowds across multiple venues.
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