PSL 2026 Live Score — Your Complete Match Center
Welcome to the HBL PSL 11 (2026) Live Match Center — the most comprehensive destination for PSL 2026 live scores, ball-by-ball commentary, and complete match results. Whether you're tracking the live run rate mid-over, checking a completed scorecard, or previewing the next blockbuster fixture, this page has everything you need.
How PSL 2026 Live Scores Work
Our live scoreboard connects to cricket data feeds and auto-updates every 15 seconds during active PSL matches. The moment the coin toss concludes, the live score widget activates with batting lineup, over-by-over scores, wicket alerts, current run rate (CRR), required run rate (RRR), and partnership stats. On non-match days, the widget seamlessly transitions to showing the most recent completed result.
Match 1 — The PSL 11 Opener: Lahore Qalandars vs Hyderabad Kingsmen
March 26, 2026 — The HBL PSL 11 tournament began with a spectacular statement by Lahore Qalandars. Batting first, Lahore set a massive target of 220 (219/3 in 20 overs), propelled by a stunning century from Fakhar Zaman (104* off 56 balls) — one of the fastest PSL hundreds in history. The Hyderabad Kingsmen, making their PSL debut, were unable to cope with the pressure and fell to 150/9, handing Lahore a 69-run victory. Fakhar was an easy choice for Player of the Match.
Match 2 — Karachi Kings vs Quetta Gladiators: Amir's Magic
March 27, 2026 — One of PSL's greatest rivalries renewed at National Bank Stadium. Karachi Kings posted 167/7 — a competitive but not imposing total. The match turned on Mohammad Amir's stunning 4/28, as the veteran left-arm pacer systematically dismantled Quetta Gladiators' middle order. Quetta were skittled for 153/9, giving Karachi a 14-run win and an early 2-point cushion.
Match 3 — Peshawar Zalmi vs Rawalpindi Pindiz: Babar's Masterclass
March 28, 2026 (2:30 PM) — The afternoon match at Gaddafi Stadium featured Peshawar Zalmi against the newly-formed Rawalpindi Pindiz. Captain Babar Azam delivered a composed 71 off 54 balls to anchor Zalmi to 181/6. The Pindiz, still finding their feet as an expansion franchise, fell 22 runs short (159/8), with Babar winning the Player of the Match award.
Match 4 — Multan Sultans vs Islamabad United: Shadab's All-Round Brilliance
March 28, 2026 (7:00 PM) — The evening fixture produced the most thrilling finish of the tournament so far. Multan Sultans posted 174/7 on a good batting track. Islamabad United responded superbly, with Shadab Khan contributing 2/24 with the ball and 41 runs in the chase. United crossed the line in 19.2 overs with 5 wickets in hand, denying Multan and securing 2 crucial points.
Match 6 — El Clásico: Karachi Kings edge Lahore Qalandars
March 29, 2026 (7:00 PM) — The most anticipated fixture of the league stage saw Karachi Kings take on defending champions Lahore Qalandars. Lahore posted 158/8, but Karachi chased it down with 2 balls to spare. David Warner (55 off 38) anchored the chase, while Mohammad Amir again starred with the ball, keeping Lahore's big hitters in check.
Match 7 — Islamabad United vs Peshawar Zalmi: Rain Wins
March 31, 2026 — A heavy downpour in Lahore made any play impossible. Both teams were awarded 1 point each, propelling Peshawar Zalmi to 3 points and the second spot on the table, while Islamabad United got their first point of the tournament.
Match 8 — Multan Sultans vs Hyderabad Kingsmen: The Farhan Show
April 1, 2026 — In what will surely be remembered as one of the greatest run-chases in PSL history, Multan Sultans hunted down a massive 226-run target set by Hyderabad Kingsmen. Hyderabad had posted a record-breaking 225/5, but Multan's S. Farhan blazed an unbeaten 106* off just 57 balls. His masterclass, supported by A. Minhas (26*), saw Multan cross the line with 8 balls to spare (227/4), taking them to the top of the table.