PSL to Have Historic Roadshow in Lord's: Know Dates & Timings

The 10th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) is set to be back in 2026, providing fans with some best cricketing actions. PSL is considered one of the best cricket leagues in the world, and there's a reason behind that. The league not only features Pakistan stars and local bloods, but there are also a lot of international stars who feature in the league.

This time, it's going to be even more entertaining, and PCB isn't leaving any chance to promote the league. The upcoming season of Pakistan Super League will see a no. of international stars who haven't been a part of it before.

PCB to Hold PSL Roadshow in Lords

The Pakistan Super League will be organising a historic roadshow at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground, also known as the home of cricket and the most premier cricket stadium in England. The PSL in Lords is a huge moment for the country's cricket. This is something which has never happened before and it would be interesting to see if this move brings something major in terms of the popularity of PSL across the globe.

The chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, shared his thoughts on the PSL roadshow and his ambitions for the league to reach global viewership. “The HBL PSL stands as a symbol of excellence and ambition and taking this Roadshow to Lord’s – the heart of cricketing heritage, reflects our commitment to elevating Pakistan cricket on the global stage,” Naqvi said.
“We have seen tremendous interest from the UK market in the league’s new teams, which reinforces HBL PSL’s international appeal. This event is an important opportunity to deepen global partnerships and share our long-term vision for expansion and innovation. We look forward to welcoming investors and cricket enthusiasts in London,” he added.

The PSL Lords date for the roadshow is set on December 7, 2025. With this roadshow, the trophy is expected to see an increase in popularity.

Big Foreign Stars in PSL 2026

Foreign star players, Faf du Plessis and Moeen Ali, have announced that they will play in the upcoming season of PSL, deciding not to play in IPL 2026. Both cricketers shared their decision on social media, thanking the Indian Premier League for the memories. However, the decision is for only this season, as both the players can be seen again next year in the richest cricket league in the world.

This year's IPL is set to start on March 22 and go on until May 25, running alongside the PSL 2026, which will begin on April 11 with the final to be played on May 18. The two tournaments have traditionally avoided schedule clashes, with the PSL typically held earlier in the year.