PSL 11 – League Expansion to Eight Teams and Rupee-Based Model Proposed
Major developments have emerged from the latest valuation meeting of the PSL, as the PCB considers significant structural and financial changes ahead of the next season.
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According to reliable sources, the PCB is planning to expand the league from six to eight teams, marking a major milestone in the tournament’s history. Alongside expansion talks, a key proposal under review suggests that all financial transactions be conducted in Pakistani rupees instead of US dollars under the league’s new economic model.
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A high-level meeting was recently held in Lahore, attended by PSL Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer and representatives from the private company that conducted the valuation. During the session, the firm officially presented its detailed report to PCB officials.
Sources further revealed that the revised financial contract will be shared in draft form with all franchises within a week. Should any franchise choose not to accept the new terms, it will have the option to participate in an open bidding process.
The proposed shift to local currency and league expansion reflects the PCB’s efforts to strengthen the PSL’s economic sustainability while broadening its competitive base across Pakistan.
