Walee Technologies, a leading tech ecosystem in Pakistan, has been awarded the consolidated media and broadcast rights for the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) for the 2026–2029 cycle.
Under this agreement, Walee will hold exclusive television and digital live-streaming rights within Pakistan, along with international media rights for all regions except India. The four-year partnership places Walee at the center of expanding the PSL’s global reach.
Walee Technologies CEO Muhammad Ahsan Tahir said the company aims to connect fans more closely to the game through advanced technology. He stated that securing these rights reflects Walee’s commitment to delivering a high-quality “Made in Pakistan” viewing experience for millions of cricket fans around the world.
The upcoming 2026–2029 cycle will introduce a new phase for the HBL PSL, as the tournament expands to eight teams and will feature 44 matches each season. With Walee managing the broadcast operations, fans are expected to experience more integrated and high-definition coverage across television and digital platforms.
The new broadcast cycle will begin with PSL 11, which is scheduled to start on March 26, 2026, and is expected to be the most technologically advanced season in the league’s history.
