The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced some impressive financial growth for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11, sharing with a Senate committee that the tournament's profitability has skyrocketed after expanding to eight teams. During a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat, led by Rana Mahmood-ul-Hassan, officials revealed that the league's overall profits jumped from about Rs 2 billion to over Rs 7.5 billion. Committee members were informed that the introduction of two new franchises was a major factor in boosting revenue, with significant increases in broadcasting rights, sponsorship deals, and income from franchises. In the session, detailed financial statements for PSL 11 were shared, covering all aspects of expenditure, revenue, and profit. Also Read: India’s White-Ball Tour of England Set for July 2026: Full Details According to the official documents presented to the committee, the total expenditure for this 11th edition of the tournament was over Rs 2.64 billion, while total revenue exceeded Rs 10.19 billion, leading to a profit of more than Rs 7.54 billion before tax. The PCB also compared these figures to previous editions, noting that PSL 2025 generated around Rs 2 billion in profit, while PSL 2024 saw earnings of Rs 2.46 billion. Officials emphasized that this financial performance showcases robust commercial growth and an increasing market value for the league. They pointed out that expanding to eight teams has significantly enhanced the PSL's business model, resulting in better returns across various revenue streams. The PSL's commercial growth continued, fueled by strong investor interest, rising media rights values, and the addition of new franchises like Rawalpindiz and Hyderabad Kingsmen. In the final match, Peshawar Zalmi secured their second title by defeating Hyderabad Kingsmen by five wickets, thanks to Aaron Hardie's unbeaten 56, which helped them successfully chase down a target of 130.