PSL 2025 Resumes May 17 with Final Set for May 25
The much-anticipated PSL 2025 restart date has finally been confirmed. The Pakistan Super League will resume on May 17, with the final showdown scheduled for May 25. This update, announced by PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi, means the tournament will now wrap up a week later than initially planned.
Remaining Matches and Venues for PSL 2025
Four remaining league-stage matches will be played at Rawalpindi Cricket Ground. These include one afternoon game between Multan Sultans and Quetta Gladiators on May 18, while the rest are evening fixtures kicking off at 7:30 PM local time. The high-stakes playoffs and final will take place at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, a venue known for delivering intense PSL action.
Bangladesh’s Pakistan Tour Disrupted by PSL 2025 Schedule
Due to the revised PSL 2025 schedule, Bangladesh’s planned tour of Pakistan has encountered a direct clash. The Pakistan Super League final now falls on the same day Bangladesh were expected to begin their first T20I in Faisalabad. Consequently, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has initiated discussions to reschedule the tour. While nothing has been finalized yet, the original dates are no longer viable, as confirmed by officials.
Foreign Player Uncertainty Clouds PSL 2025 Finale
Even though excitement around the PSL 2025 restart is high, several issues remain unresolved. One major concern revolves around the availability of overseas players in Pakistan Super League 2025. Many international cricketers may not return, as franchises have expressed doubt over their participation. Therefore, to avoid team imbalance, a replacement draft is under consideration. Some teams seem better positioned than others, depending on player commitments, which could impact the playoffs significantly.
High-Octane Action Expected in PSL 2025’s Final Phase
Despite political tensions causing earlier delays, the final leg of the PSL 2025 schedule is expected to deliver thrilling cricket. With eight matches scheduled, fans can look forward to high-stakes drama and unpredictable results. In a post on X, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi hyped the return with the line, “6 teams, 0 fear.” While squad uncertainties exist, the closing week of the Pakistan Super League 2025 still promises gripping action, crowd energy, and competitive spirit.
