The 10th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) is set to kick off in April, and this time, there’s added excitement for Bangladeshi cricket fans. Three Bangladeshi players — Litton Das, Rishad Hossain, and Nahid Rana — will be taking part in the tournament, drawing significant attention from supporters back home. To add to the good news, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that Bangladesh’s only dedicated sports channel, T Sports, will broadcast PSL 2025 live.

Litton Das has joined Karachi Kings, while Rishad Hossain will represent Lahore Qalandars. Nahid Rana, who is currently preparing for the upcoming Test series against Zimbabwe, will link up with Peshawar Zalmi after completing his national duty. Litton and Rishad have already left for Pakistan, while Rana is scheduled to travel following the first Test.

In a press release, PCB officially shared the broadcasting and streaming details by region. Alongside Bangladesh’s T Sports, viewers in Pakistan can watch the matches on A Sports and PTV Sports, depending on language preference. When A Sports airs the match in Urdu, PTV Sports will provide the English-language broadcast — and the opposite will apply on alternate days.

Online viewers in Pakistan can stream the matches via Waada Technologies. Other platforms with sublicensed rights for digital streaming include Tapmad, Tamasha, Daraz, Myco, and Begin. These streaming rights were originally secured by TransGroup, which later sold sublicenses to various broadcasters and streaming platforms.

Globally, the tournament will be broadcast by major networks. In the UK, matches will air on Sky Sports and Geo TV. Viewers in North America can catch the action on Willow TV, while fans across Africa can tune in via SuperSport. In the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, Myco will handle broadcasting duties.

Digital streaming in India will be available through FanCode, while TV viewers in India, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan can follow the action on Sony TV. For all other regions worldwide, Sports Central will provide broadcast coverage.

The PSL 2025 season also has a lot of cool new technology for fans.  They will have 32 HD cameras, bug cams, drone shots, augmented reality (AR) graphics, and full use of the Decision Review System (DRS) during the whole competition for this year's show.  Notably, spider cams will have mics and speakers built in. This will let reporters talk to players on the pitch in real time, which is a fan-favorite feature that makes the game more interesting.

The PSL will start on April 11, 2025, and end with the grand final on May 18, 2025.  PSL 10 is likely to be one of the most watched tournaments ever, with Bangladeshi stars getting a lot of attention and live footage available all over the world.