Pakistan super league

Pakistan premium leagues:
Pakistan Super League is a major professional Twenty20 cricket league in which five franchised clubs will participate. Headquartered in Lahore, the PSL will become the premier professional cricket league in Pakistan replacing the Super-8 T20 Cup. The inaugural 2013 season was supposed begin on 26 March 2013 but has since been postponed due to tight bidding schedules and cricket boards not handing out No Objection Certificate to players. Pakistan Cricket Board decided to start the first season of PSL T20 in Qatar from 4 February 2016 to 24 February 2016.

PCB is trying well to put in this league in better way.All matches will held in Qatar and dubai but PCB is trying for final in Pakistan lets see what will be result.
Many players sign the contract with PCB for PPL.
Sri Lankan Twenty 20 captain Lasith Malinga and Test skipper Angelo Mathews have signed for Pakistan’s upcoming cricket league, media reported on Friday. Pakistan Cricket...
HISTROY:
In November 2012 Haroon Lorgat, former ICC chief executive, was hired by the Pakistan Cricket Board to setup the proposed Pakistan Super League, contributing at a strategic level to ensure the board was headed in the right direction. "It's not a long time from now to then but there is still a lot of planning and work has been done and a lot to be done but I can see that there is a lot of energy to get this league off the ground," Lorgat said while at the PCB headquarters in Lahore. The Pakistan Super League is also being used by the PCB as a stepping-stone for the revival of international cricket in Pakistan. In October 2012, a World XI side played two unofficial T20s against a combined Pakistan XI in Karachi. On 10 January 2013, the Pakistan Super League logo was officially unveiled to the public in an event organized by the PCB in Lahore. Top Pakistan cricketers including the PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf and former ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat were among those who attended the event.
TEAMS:

1. Karachi Super Stars
2. Lahore Warriors
3. Faisalabad Rangers
4. Federal Vipers
5. Sialkot Smashers

Foreign Players:
Sunil Narine for Karachi Team,

Chris Gayle for Lahore Team, Marlon Samuels for Faisalabad Team, Andrew Symonds for Sialkot Team, Owais Shah for Karachi Team,

Lasith Malinga for Karachi Team, Hashim Amla for Federal Team, Imran Tahir for Lahore Team, Sanath Jayasuriya for Karachi Team, Scott Styris for Federal Team,Brad Hogg for Federal Team,Brad Hodge for Faisalabad Team etc.
Goals:

The PCB has ambitious plans to expand the league in the fourth season to eight teams with a 59-match tournament. these will be played in Karachi.