The Pakistan Cricket Board has submitted the details of PSL 2026 expenditure, revenue and profit to the Senate Standing Committee Cabinet Secretariat.
The meeting of the Standing Committee of the Cabinet Secretariat of the Senate was held under the chairmanship of the President General Senator Rana Mahmoodul Hasan and the officials of the PCB gave information about the matter.
According to PCB officials, by increasing the number of teams in the PCL to 8, the profit increased from 2 billion to 7.5 billion. The total expenditure on PSL 2026 was more than 2 billion 64 million 54 lakh while the total revenue was more than 10 billion 19 million 52 lakh.
According to the report, from PSL 2026, PCB was from 7 billion 54 billion 98 thousand 700 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 200 thousand 2000 2000 2025.
In the briefing, it was said that now there are 8 teams in PSL, the seventh team was sold for 1.75 billion rupees, the eighth team was sold for 1.85 billion rupees, and Multan Sultan was sold for 2.45 billion rupees.
It was announced in the meeting that the share of the Boards from the income of the Central Pool is 1 billion and 29 billion, 22 thousand and 71 thousand and 849 rupees, and the other income was also. 95 percent of the money from broadcast rights, gate money and sponsors goes to the teams and 5 percent of the funds goes to the PCB.
Chief Operating Officer Sameer Ahmed while giving information about the salaries of Pakistan Cricket Board employees said that the salary of PCB senior officers is between 12 and 24 thousand rupees.
He said that 3 members of the board are appointed by the Prime Minister, 11 members of the board choose their own president, committee member Sadiya Abbasi also said that there should be a woman member in the board, 4 provinces and Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan should also be included in the board.
Samir Ahmed said, this can be done only if the Council of Ministers approves. He said that a critical stadium is being built at a cost of 12 to 14 billion rupees. Renovation of Karachi cricket stadium will cost 5 billion rupees, while Islamabad cricket stadium is being developed by CDA.
