The Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 10 is set to resume next week, with the remaining matches now scheduled to be held from May 17 to May 25, according to sources familiar with the matter.
All six franchises have received the updated schedule, and players have been asked to rejoin their teams within the next two days. Officials are currently finalizing arrangements to ensure a smooth continuation of the tournament.
While the venues are yet to be officially confirmed, Rawalpindi and Lahore are being considered as the most likely hosts for the remaining fixtures. A key meeting is underway to settle the venue and operational details, with decisions expected shortly.
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Broadcast partners are also involved in ongoing talks to address technical and logistical concerns. Sources say organisers are trying to resolve these challenges quickly, given the short time frame before the matches restart.
The tournament had been paused due to unforeseen circumstances, leaving players and fans waiting for clarity on when play would resume. Now, with new dates in place, preparations are gaining momentum across teams and venues.
Officials say they are focused on completing the season in a secure and efficient manner, and they remain optimistic despite the tight schedule. Training sessions are expected to begin soon as teams regroup and strategise for the final stretch of the competition.
The PSL remains a central event in Pakistan’s cricket calendar, and its successful conclusion is being treated as a top priority by organisers and stakeholders alike.