The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is expected to announce a major decision tonight regarding the future of Pakistan Super League Season 10. As fans anxiously await clarity, the PCB is in high-level discussions with all six PSL franchises and international players to determine whether the tournament can resume or needs to be postponed further.
Lahore Qalandars owner Atif Rana confirmed that the fate of the remaining matches will be finalized soon, bringing hope to millions of cricket fans across the country. Just eight matches are pending in the season, including the playoffs and the grand final, and the PCB is working against the clock to get things back on track.
After recent escalations in regional tensions, PSL 10 was temporarily suspended, prompting many foreign players to exit the country. Now, the board is exploring several options to resume play, including hosting the remainder of the tournament in Rawalpindi or relocating the matches to Dubai to address foreign players’ security concerns.
However, if these efforts do not materialize, a full suspension with a later resumption date remains on the table. Tonight’s announcement by the PCB will be critical in determining whether the tournament can resume in the coming weeks or be pushed further down the calendar.
With the league being Pakistan’s most-watched cricket event, the outcome will impact not just teams and players but also sponsors, broadcasters, and millions of passionate PSL fans nationwide.
