HBL PSL X is set to begin on April 11, with the final match scheduled for May 18 at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium and will be available on different platforms to watch it

The six-team tournament will be broadcast live on A Sports, Pakistan’s first HD sports channel, which continues its partnership with the event. Matches will also be aired live on PTV Sports in Pakistan.

The broadcasts will have separate Urdu and English feeds, with A Sports providing the English commentary and PTV Sports covering the matches in Urdu, alternating as per the schedule.

For live streaming, Walee Technologies, which holds the domestic streaming rights, has partnered with platforms like Tapmad, Tamasha, Daraz, Myco, and Begin to offer matches across their respective platforms in Pakistan.

TransGroup has secured the broadcasting and live-streaming rights for regions outside Pakistan and has sublicensed various channels to air the matches.

Internationally, SKY Sports and Geo will cover the tournament in the UK, while Willow TV will bring the action to North America.

In Africa, Super Sport will broadcast the matches, while MYCO will cover the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

The tournament will also be aired in neighboring countries, with T Sports broadcasting in Bangladesh and Fancode offering digital coverage in India.

Sony TV will broadcast the tournament in Afghanistan, India, and Sri Lanka. For the rest of the world, Sports Central will handle the coverage.

HBL PSL X will feature 32 high-definition cameras, including a buggy cam for superior-quality streaming.

Spidercam will provide dynamic angles and will also be equipped with microphones and speakers for on-field player interviews.

Additionally, DRS technology will be available throughout the event, and drone cameras will be used to enhance the streaming experience. Augmented Reality (AR) graphics will further elevate the viewing experience.

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