PSL 11 trophy displayed in front of Minar-e-Pakistan in Lahore under cloudy sky with historic monument in background

HBL PSL ‘Infinity’ trophy completes nationwide tour, arrives in Lahore ahead of season 11 opener

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Atif Aslam alongside HBL PSL Pakistan Super League logo, promotional image featuring singer and cricket league branding

Atif Aslam to headline PSL 11 anthem as PCB unveils multi-artist lineup

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Ali Khan Tareen pictured next to the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) logo, representing his involvement in the 2025 PSL season.

Ali Khan Tareen urges PSL franchise unity, warns league risks structural decline in open letter

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HBL PSL announcement graphic showing the Pakistan Super League transfer window open from 12–18 March 2026.

PSL 11 trade window opens as franchises weigh swaps, cash deals ahead of March 26 start

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Official logo of HBL Pakistan Super League featuring stylized cricketer and green-yellow arc.

PCB unveils 44-match schedule for HBL PSL 11

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Ashton Turner alongside the Multan Sultans logo representing the Pakistan Super League franchise.

Multan Sultans appoint Ashton Turner as captain for PSL 11 after Mohammad Rizwan exit

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Collage of global cricket news featuring ICC Men’s T20 World Cup branding, ICC headquarters, international players, IPL teams, BCCI and NZC logos, The Hundred Welsh Fire logo, ECB honour presentation, and PSL franchise logos including Sialkot Stallions and Multan Sultans.

Week in Review: IPL schedule shake-up, World Cup tensions, and governance battles

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HBL Pakistan Super League PSL 11 new logo design with updated league branding.

PCB unveils PSL 11 logo as expanded eight-team era prepares for March launch

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Sialkot Stallionz logo transitioning to Multan Sultans logo representing Pakistan Super League franchise branding.

Sialkot Stallionz rebrand as Multan Sultans under PKR 20 billion (US$ 72 million) restructure

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Pindiz PSL team logo in bold white text on orange background representing Pakistan Super League franchise.

Rawalpindi franchise rebrands as Pindiz ahead of PSL 11 after PKR 2.45 billion (US$ 9M) takeover

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