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PSL announces Sialkot Franchise name ahead of season kickoff

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PSL announces Sialkot Franchise name ahead of season kickoff

WEB DESK — The Pakistan Super League (PSL) has expanded its lineup as team owner Kamil Khan formally announced the name of the Sialkot franchise, adding fresh excitement ahead of the league’s 11th season.

Khan revealed the team will compete under the name “Sialkot Stallions,” confirming the announcement through a post on social media platform X. He also shared a promotional video alongside the announcement, signaling the franchise’s readiness to join the league.

Following the reveal, cricket fans across Pakistan responded with enthusiasm, expressing eagerness to see the Stallions in action. The addition of the Sialkot Stallions is expected to bring new energy and regional pride to the tournament, which continues to grow in popularity.

Meanwhile, league officials and observers believe the new franchise will strengthen competition and broaden the PSL’s fan base as the tournament evolves.

While Sialkot has finalized its identity, the PSL’s Hyderabad franchise has yet to announce its official team name. League sources expect the remaining announcement in the coming weeks as preparations for the new season intensify.

The 11th edition of the Pakistan Super League will feature eight teams and is scheduled to begin on March 26. With the inclusion of new franchises, organizers anticipate a highly competitive season marked by heightened fan engagement and nationwide interest.

As the countdown continues, attention now turns to squad announcements, schedules, and the final reveal from Hyderabad, completing the league’s expanded lineup.

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zaryun pervaiz
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The writer is a political analyst covering politics, national security, foreign affairs, policy shifts in South Asia and beyond, energy and economy.

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