PSL X Set to be Broadcasted in India

Sony Sports Network has further solidified its position as a cricket broadcasting powerhouse by securing exclusive television rights for Pakistan’s home matches in 2025, including the highly anticipated Pakistan Super League (PSL X). This deal ensures that Indian audiences will have front-row access to all the action from one of the most exciting T20 leagues in the world.

The agreement gives exclusive broadcast rights to Sony in India, Nepal, Bhutan, the Maldives, and Myanmar, while matches will be aired on a non-exclusive basis in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka. This acquisition expands Sony’s already impressive cricket portfolio, which also includes New Zealand Cricket, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Sri Lanka Cricket, and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).

The deal covers all of Pakistan’s home bilateral series, a tri-nation tournament, and the complete 34-match PSL season, ensuring fans get a year-round feast of cricketing action. It kicked off with the recently concluded tri-nation ODI series featuring Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa. Here’s what’s coming up:

With this deal, Sony Sports Network is doubling down on its commitment to bringing top-tier cricket to fans across the region. In addition to live matches, the network will showcase historic clashes, giving viewers a mix of fresh action and nostalgia-driven content.

Sony’s latest acquisition strengthens its reputation as the ultimate destination for cricket, offering a blend of live tournaments, domestic leagues, and archival showdowns. Whether it’s the thrill of PSL, high-stakes bilateral series, or unforgettable historic encounters, Sony Sports Network is set to deliver a blockbuster cricketing experience in 2025.