Pakistan’s Home Cricket Broadcast Rights Sold for Rs. 350 Million

State broadcaster PTV has secured the broadcasting rights for Pakistan's home cricket matches for Rs.

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• In January 2027, Pakistan is due to play three T20Is against Ireland, followed by another seven-match triangular ODI series involving Zimbabwe.
• While New Zealand is due to play two Tests in Pakistan in February and March, a one-off Test against Ireland is scheduled for February.
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• Pakistan is scheduled to play three T20Is against Sri Lanka this month, followed by a seven-match triangular ODI series involving England.
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State broadcaster PTV has secured the broadcasting rights for Pakistan's home cricket matches for Rs. 350 million after emerging as the only bidder.

For context, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had set a reserve cost of Rs. 600 million for the package. It covers 25 matches. Mohammad Rizwan Confirms NCCIA Appearance and Seeks Clarity on Allegations.

Three major broadcasters at present owe significant outstanding payments to the PCB. Although they were not barred from taking part in the bidding process, they chose not to participate. A firm that has acquired most of Pakistan cricket's rights previously additionally indicated no interest.

Notably, the national team's recent poor performances, along with limited public interest in matches against Ireland and Sri Lanka, were among the reasons cited for the lack of competition.

In practice, the PCB additionally did not allow consortiums to participate in the bidding process. A similar restriction has already been imposed in the Pakistan Super League. The agreement covers five Tests, 14 ODIs and six T20Is.

Pakistan is scheduled to play three T20Is against Sri Lanka this month, followed by a seven-match triangular ODI series involving England. Two Tests against Sri Lanka are scheduled for next month. Ticket Rates for Pakistan's Upcoming Tri-Series Unveiled.

Nevertheless, some reports suggest Zimbabwe has declined to tour Pakistan for commercial reasons. It could result in the triangular ODI series being canceled. The one-off Test against Ireland may additionally be called off. The PCB has yet to officially confirm either development. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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