The HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10 is gearing up for a much-anticipated return, with the tournament expected to resume between May 16 and 18. Final touches are being put on the schedule, as fans eagerly await the conclusion of this thrilling edition.
PSL 10: Back in Action
According to inside sources, discussions are ongoing between the PSL administration and relevant stakeholders to ensure smooth operations and successful delivery of the remaining matches. The tournament was paused with just eight matches left, after cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan caused a sudden halt during its final stage.
Now that a ceasefire has been announced, both PSL 10 and IPL 2025 are likely to resume shortly, restoring energy to the cricket calendar.
Foreign Players and Team Preparation
Many overseas players who had traveled to Dubai after the postponement have returned to their home countries. However, efforts are being made to bring them back for the remaining fixtures. If matches resume on May 16, all teams are expected to assemble in Islamabad by May 14.
Points Table After 27 Matches
Here’s how the teams stand after 27 matches:
-
Quetta Gladiators lead the table with 6 wins from 9 games and are already through to the playoffs.
-
Karachi Kings and Islamabad United follow with 10 points each.
-
Lahore Qalandars sit in fourth with 9 points.
-
Peshawar Zalmi is still in contention with 8 points.
-
Multan Sultans are out of the playoffs with just one win in nine matches.
Domestic Cricket Resumes in Pakistan
In parallel, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has also resumed suspended domestic tournaments:
-
President’s Trophy Grade II resumes May 14.
-
Quarter-finals: May 19–21
-
Semi-finals: May 24–26
-
Final: May 28–31
The Regional Intra-District Challenge Cup and Inter-District U19 One-Day Tournament have also recommenced today, ensuring development continues at the grassroots level.
This coordinated return of both league and domestic cricket offers a breath of fresh air to fans and players alike.
