PCB Introduces High-Tech Production Setup for PSL 11

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is set to deliver a significantly enhanced viewing experience for the 2026 Pakistan Super League, with a range of technical and editorial upgrades introduced for PSL 11.

According to official details, PSL 11 matches will be produced using more than 30 cameras, ensuring deeper coverage and multiple viewing angles for fans watching at home.

A major highlight this season is the upgraded Urdu broadcast, which is being described as the most comprehensive in the league’s history. It will feature dedicated camera setups, expanded replay options, in-depth studio analysis, and extended match highlights tailored for local audiences.

On the technology front, the broadcast will integrate Hawk-Eye with full Decision Review System (DRS) capabilities. This includes advanced features such as off-bat visualisation and biomechanics, offering viewers greater insight into key decisions and player movements.

Fans can also expect a more immersive experience through modern enhancements like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) graphics, along with a live player tracking system.

Adding to the spectacle, the Spidercam will return with its “Parvaz” feature, providing dynamic aerial shots and unique perspectives throughout the tournament.

With these upgrades, the PCB aims to elevate PSL 11’s production quality to match top-tier global cricket broadcasts.