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Pakistan Super League 2021 When Where And How To Watch In India

Pakistan Super League 2021: When, where and how to watch in India

The sixth edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) is all set to begin from 20th February and Indian cricket fans too can watch the broadcast and live and exclusive, on TV and will be live-streamed on the web and applications as well.

In the first game of the PSL-6, Karachi Kings would take on the Quetta Gladiators at the National Stadium in Karachi. The game will start at 7 pm local time which would be 07.30 pm IST. The broadcast is going all around the cricketing world.

The Indian cricket fans can watch all the matches on the Sony Sports Network and the can catch the live steam of all the games on the Sony LIV app as well. Sony Pictures Network has got the rights of the PSL for entire South Asia and the likes of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan too will get a live broadcast of PSL through Sony.

While in Pakistan the people can enjoy the live broadcast on the national broadcaster PTV, private TV channel Geo Super also has the rights of the broadcast. In the UK and New Zealand, Sky Sports will show the competition. SuperSport has got the rights of the competition for South Africa and the people in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean will enjoy the broadcast of one of the most popular cricket leagues in the world through Willow TV.

The people in Australia, the Middle East, and North Africa will get their live feed through Tapmad TV.

The squads of the competing teams and the rest of all the information are available here.

OneCricket would also be bringing you the ball by ball commentary of all the PSL games on your mobile phones and on our website.

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Chaminda Vaas appointed Sri Lanka's bowling coach

Former Sri Lanka fast bowler Chaminda Vaas has been appointed as the bowling coach of the side. The former left-arm pacer has been roped in for the upcoming tour of West Indies after David Saker resigned from the post. "Sri Lanka Cricket wishes to announce the appointment of Chaminda Vass as the National Team’s Fast Bowling Coach for the Tour of West Indies," SLC said in a statement. "His appointment comes following the resignation of David Sekar, who was the National Fast Bowling Coach. Vass currently serves as a ‘Fast Bowling Coach’ at the High-Performance Center of the SLC, working with Emerging and National Team Players," it added. During his illustrious career for Sri Lanka, Vass captured 355 test wickets from 111 matches and also 400 ODI wickets from 322 games. Sri Lanka will play three T20Is, three ODIs and two Tests scheduled to begin from March 3. The fixtures will take place in Antigua behind the closed doors.

Super Excited to be part of the RCB team: Glenn Maxwell

Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell, who was purchased by the Royal Challengers Bangalore for a whopping Rs 14.25 crore at the IPL 2021 auction, has said that he is looking forward to playing under the leadership of Virat Kohli, and is excited to play alongside AB de Villiers and other teammates.In a video message posted by the RCB’s social media handle, Maxwell has expressed his happiness after being picked up by his new team. Maxwell was picked up by Punjab Kings last season for Rs 10.75 crore, but the swashbuckling batsman only managed to score 108 runs at an average of 15.42 and a strike rate of just 101.88, and as a result, the right handed batsman was released by his franchise. Glenn Maxwell was picked up by RCB after an intense bidding war with the Chennai Super Kings, as the two teams went toe to toe for Maxi. “Often Maxwell has been used in a finisher role, he is a multi-skilled player and he can bowl off-spin as well. It depends on what the team wants, we all look at how to bring the best out of him. We were after the X factor player and we got that in-form of Maxwell,” Mike Hesson, RCB’s director of cricket, said during a media interaction in Chennai. RCB bought Kyle Jamieson for Rs 15 crore, Daniel Christian for Rs 4.80 crore, Sachin Baby for Rs 20 lakh, KS Bharat for Rs 20 lakh, Rajat Patidar for Rs 20 lakh, Mohammed Azharuddeen for Rs 20 lakh, Suyash Prabhudesai for Rs 20 lakh, apart from Glenn Maxwell.

BCB allows Shakib to skip Test series vs Sri Lanka to play in the IPL

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has allowed ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan to skip the home test series against Sri Lanka and play in the IPL. The left-hander was picked up by the Kolkata Knight Riders for INR 3.20 crore in the IPL mini auctions conducted on 18th February in Chennai. BCB’s cricket operations head Akram Khan said that Shakib expressed his desire to play the T20 league and board didn’t want to force anyone to go against their will. "Shakib wants to play T20s at the moment. He doesn't want to play Tests. He has asked for a leave for the IPL,” Prathom Alo, a leading Bangladesh daily quoted Khan as saying. “We also don't want to force someone who doesn't want to play Tests, which is why the board has decided to grant him the leave," Khan added. The Bangladeshi, base-priced at 2.00 crores and expected to be one of the highest grosser, surprisingly became a bargain deal for the Knight Riders, being netted in just 3.2 crores.

Excited to play under Anil Kumble: Punjab Kings new recruit Shahrukh Khan

Preity Zinta’s Punjab Kings made some fine calls during the IPL 2021 mini auctions on Thursday in Chennai. Among these picks was one fine striker of the ball, Shahrukh Khan who plays for Tamil Nadu and has gathered a lot of praise for his batting skills. In an exclusive chat with OneCricket, Shahrukh talked about how he felt after getting picked up by the Punjab franchise and what his future plans are. “I’m really feeling good that the franchise has selected me. More than the amount, I’m delighted that I have got an opportunity to be a part of the IPL and show my skills and talent ” Khan said who was sold to Punjab for Rs. 5.25 Cr. When asked about his further plans and how he would go about the things now, the aggressive batsman suggested that he would continue to play his natural game. “I will continue with my natural game as I have been doing pretty well. I have got good results with whatever I have been doing till now and don’t want to tweak that,” Shahrukh said. Talking about the Punjab Kings’ coaching staff and team, the right-handed batsman expressed his excitement to play under Anil Kumble who is the head coach. “I am really looking forward to playing under Anil Kumble. He is a legend and it is going to be a big learning process for me,” the 25-year-old said. A video had gone viral on social media where the Tamil Nadu team players are seen watching Shahrukh’s name getting into the bid war. When asked about how the team-mates felt on his pick, Shahrukh told that all the players were really happy. “Look, all the players in the team share a very good bond and tuning. We celebrate each other's success. If you have seen the video, you would know how happy the team was when I was picked. Moreover, DK bhai (Dinesh Karthik) and our assistant coach have helped me throughout. They have been monitoring my batting and also helped me improve. I really feel good and lucky to receive such support.” The Vijay Hazare Trophy which is the One-day tournament is slated to begin from Saturday. In a discussion about the fixture, Shahrukh talked about the preparations. “We have been practicing regularly and have a set routine. We want to continue with whatever we have been doing as a team in the upcoming fixtures too,” Shahrukh said. Here’s a look at Punjab Kings full squad: FINAL SQUAD: KL Rahul (c&wk), Mayank Agarwal, Chris Gayle, Mandeep Singh, Prabsimran Singh, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Sarfaraz Khan, Deepak Hooda, Murugan Ashwin, Ravi Bishnoi, Harpreet Brar, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Porel, Darshan Nalkande, Chris Jordan, Dawid Malan, Jhye Richardson, Shahrukh Khan, Riley Meredith, Moises Henriques, Jalaj Saxena, Utkarsh Singh, Fabian Allen, Saurabh Kumar