Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 12 preparations officially start

KARACHI – The preparations for the 12th Season of Pakistan Super League (PSL) have officially started as the league management held an important meeting with its title sponsor to discuss plans for the upcoming season. The meeting, held in Karachi, marked the beginning of the planning process for PSL 12 following the successful completion of the 11th edition. The officials reviewed the key achievements of the previous season and discussed ways to further improve the tournament in its next edition. During the meeting, the management assessed various aspects of the 2026 season, including the initiatives and arrangements that contributed to its success. The discussions also focused on lessons learned from the previous edition and how they could be incorporated into the planning of PSL 12. Officials exchanged views on a future strategy aimed at making the upcoming edition more successful, competitive and engaging for cricket fans. The meeting was described as an important step towards ensuring that preparations for the tournament begin well in advance. The PSL management said that planning for the 12th edition was now formally underway and that further discussions would take place as preparations progress. In a social media statement, the league management announced that the 'journey' towards HBL PSL 12 had begun, signalling the start of preparations for the next chapter of Pakistan's premier domestic T20 competition. The PSL has established itself as one of Pakistan's most prominent sporting events, attracting leading domestic and international cricketers and drawing a large following both within the country and abroad. With preparations now underway, attention is expected to turn towards key aspects of PSL 12, including the tournament schedule, venues, team preparations, player recruitment and other operational arrangements. The management's early engagement with the title sponsor indicates that planning for the next season is being initiated well ahead of the tournament, with officials seeking to build on the successes of PSL 11.