PSL Valuations for the Next Ten Years Revealed

The Pakistan Super League has reached another defining moment, and this time, it’s happening off the field. The PCB has officially completed the long-anticipated independent valuation process for PSL franchises and major commercial assets, setting the stage for what could be the league’s biggest structural reset in years.

Fresh valuation for all stakeholders was deemed necessary as the PSL has grown into one of the most valuable cricket properties in the region and now that the results are out, the next ten years of the league are set to take shape.

According to the PCB, renewal offer letters carrying the revised franchise fees have been sent to all compliant teams, who now face a set deadline to confirm their commitment for another decade. The board did not reveal the numbers for public just yet.

To ensure no franchise is left guessing, the board has taken a rare step: arranging collective and one-on-one meetings with the independent valuer, EY MENA, allowing owners to review the methodology, ask questions, and gain clarity on how the numbers were determined.

In addition to the existing teams, the PCB also confirmed receiving valuation reports for two new PSL franchises, clearing the way for the next phase — the tender process for their sale. Once the bidding window opens, interested buyers will be able to choose from six shortlisted city identities.

With expansion on the table and franchise valuations now officially locked in, the PCB has reaffirmed its commitment to a transparent and mutually rewarding partnership — particularly at a time when the PSL’s global footprint and commercial pull are at an all-time high.

For the teams, though, the spotlight sits squarely on these fresh numbers. Their next move will determine not just their financial future, but the shape and strength of the PSL for the next decade.

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