Women’s League Exhibition Match Live Streaming: As per the 2023 Women’s League Exhibition Match Schedule the first match between the two participating teams will be played on March 8.
All 3 scheduled matches will be played at Pindi Cricket Stadium. Three matches will start at 2 PM and will be followed by the men’s PSL 2023 matches at 7 PM.
The High-Definition broadcast coverage will include 30 cameras, which along with a buggy cam, will embellish the viewing experience of the fans within and outside Pakistan. HawkEye and UltraEdge will be part of the Decision Review System (DRS) Technology.
Women’s League Exhibition Match Live Streaming
Women’s League Exhibition Match Live Streaming: A Sports and PTV Sports will live stream the matches in Pakistan while Fox Sports will live stream the match in Australia. Check out the Women’s League Exhibition Match Live Streaming details for all locations below:
| Location | Broadcaster |
| Pakistan | A Sports, PTV Sports |
| Australia | Fox Sports |
| North America | Willow TV |
| Caribbean | Flow Sports |
| United Kingdom | Sky Sports |
| New Zealand | Sky Sport NZ |
| sub-Saharan Africa | Super Sport |
| Mena | CricLife Etisalat and STARZPLAY |
| Rest of the World | PSL’s official YouTube and Facebook channels |
The two teams, Amazons and Super Women will take part in the exhibition matches. Bismah Maroof will captain Amazons while Nida Dar will lead the Super Women.
Amazons’ captain Bismah Maroof: “I am delighted to lead the Amazons team in the three exhibition matches of the Women’s League. This is a great opportunity for our players to express their talent. The involvement of foreign players in the exhibition matches will provide a perfect opportunity to our players to learn from them.”
Super Women captain Nida Dar: “I am excited to lead the exciting bunch of players from Super Women. The exhibition matches will provide a perfect platform to emerging players to exhibit their talent. The foreign players participating in these matches and their experience will provide great learning to the local players.”
