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PSL London roadshow set for December 7

Star players, commercial partners, and global investors to attend December 7 showcase

Web Desk December 03, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Taking a bold step toward international recognition and market expansion, the Pakistan Cricket Board is set to showcase the Pakistan Super League through a high-profile roadshow in London on December 7.

The mega promotional event will be held at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground and is being viewed as a landmark move for Pakistan cricket on the global stage.

The roadshow is expected to attract a large gathering of international investors, commercial partners, potential franchise owners, media representatives, and cricket enthusiasts. The primary objective is to highlight the league’s long-term vision, commercial strength, global viewership, and future expansion strategy.

According to sources, preparations for the sale of two new PSL franchises have been fast-tracked, with several British and international investors showing serious interest. Discussions during the London events will also focus on the league’s overall valuation and the bidding process for upcoming teams, signaling a major phase of financial growth for the tournament.

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi stated that hosting the roadshow at Lord’s reflects Pakistan cricket’s rising global credibility. He expressed confidence that the London showcase would significantly strengthen the league’s international appeal and commercial footprint.

Meanwhile, PSL Chief Executive Officer Salman Naseer said the league enjoys strong global viewership and brand value. He added that the inclusion of two new teams will create major commercial opportunities while further expanding the league’s international reach.

Additionally, 30 super fans will be given exclusive access to the roadshow through a special selection process, details of which will be announced soon.

It is worth noting that the HBL PSL is now regarded as one of the fastest-growing T20 leagues in the world, and the London roadshow is being seen as a crucial effort to cement its position in the global cricket market.

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