Tamasha Secures PCB Streaming Rights for Pakistan’s 2026-27 Home Cricket Season
Tamasha has secured digital streaming rights for Pakistan’s home international cricket season from October 2026 to March 2027, covering 25 matches across three formats.

Tamasha has secured digital streaming rights for Pakistan’s 2026-27 home international cricket season from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), bringing six months of live cricket to its digital platform from October 2026 through March 2027.
The Tamasha cricket streaming rights package covers 25 international matches, comprising five Tests, 14 One Day Internationals (ODIs) and six Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). Pakistan is scheduled to host Sri Lanka, England, Ireland, Zimbabwe and New Zealand during the season.
The calendar is set to begin with a three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka on October 9, followed by a Pakistan, England and Sri Lanka ODI tri-series starting October 18. The fixtures will kick off an extended home season spanning all three formats.
“Cricket is more than a sport in Pakistan; it is a shared cultural experience,” said Ali Fahd, president of Jazz Lifestyle Ventures. He said the acquisition builds on the company's relationship with the PCB and its commitment to expanding digital access to sports and entertainment.
The rights acquisition adds to Tamasha's existing sports offering, which includes cricket alongside football, tennis, hockey, boxing, wrestling, kabaddi and athletics. The platform also streams dramas, reality shows, news and other television content.
By bringing the home international season under one digital offering, Tamasha aims to serve viewers following Pakistan's Test, ODI and T20I campaigns throughout the six-month period.
The acquisition further expands the platform's cricket portfolio across international and domestic competitions, as digital streaming services continue to provide audiences with additional ways to follow live sporting events.



