Cricket fans are gearing up for another thrilling season of the Pakistan Super League as Pakistan Cricket Board rolls out a comprehensive broadcast plan for PSL 11. Starting March 26, 2026, viewers across the globe will have multiple options to follow every match live.

In Pakistan, fans can catch the action on television through popular sports channels such as PTV Sports, A Sports, Geo Super, and Ten Sports. These broadcasters will ensure full coverage, including pre-match analysis and post-match discussions.

For viewers who prefer streaming, several digital platforms will provide live access. Apps like Tamasha, Tapmad, and Myco will stream matches on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. This makes it easier for fans to stay connected to the tournament wherever they are.

International audiences also have a wide range of viewing options. In a major development, ESPN will broadcast PSL matches in Australia and New Zealand, helping the league reach new cricket markets.

In Bangladesh, fans can watch via T Sports along with Tapmad streaming. The Middle East and North Africa region will have access through platforms like Cricbuzz, Switch TV, Cricbuzz TV (ELIFE), and STARZPLAY.

Sri Lankan viewers can tune in through Dialog TV and Tapmad, while streaming will also be available on VIU Hub. In Nepal, Tapmad remains the primary streaming partner.

For fans in the United Kingdom, matches will be aired on ARY Digital and ARY Plus. Meanwhile, viewers in the United States and Canada can watch through Willow TV, Willow Sports, and Willow by Cricbuzz.

PSL 11 will feature 44 matches played at iconic venues including Gaddafi Stadium and National Bank Stadium, ensuring a packed schedule of high-quality cricket action.

With such an extensive broadcast network, PSL 11 is set to reach millions of fans worldwide, offering flexible viewing options across TV and digital platforms.