Broadcast deal for PSL signed

The Newspaper's Sports Reporter Published November 1, 2015

LAHORE: The Pakistan Super League has signed a broadcast production deal with UK-based Sunset+Vine to cover the high-profile league which is scheduled to be played from Feb 4 to 24 in the UAE.

According to a press release issued by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Sunset+Vine was awarded the contract after a stringent pre-qualification process driven towards ensuring quality production of the highest level.

An advertisement was published for production companies to submit technical proposals, as per the press release, which stated that several companies submitted proposals to obtain production rights for the PSL.

The proposals were evaluated by the PSL bid committee assisted by PSL’s global consultant, Repucom, it said, adding that as a result of this technical evaluation the Sunset+Vine qualified following which its financial quote was brought down significantly in line with PSL’s financial model.

Published in Dawn, November 1st, 2015

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Asif

Nov 01, 2015 07:27am

Nice work! Let's make the league a success!

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AXH

Nov 01, 2015 08:08am

Does anyone know if PCB is going to offer live coverage of PSL over the internet based on some costing model?

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mani

Nov 01, 2015 08:08am

Let's hope PCB doesn't miss this opportunity to shine. Many high profile cricketers have signed up so please pay them as agreed.

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Pakistan

Nov 01, 2015 08:41am

Any PSL or whatever does not mean a thing unless it is held in Pakistan. This is an excercise to maintain PCB officials expensive lifestyles and a free outing for their families and friends. We never leave any oppertunity to befool the people and people too are always ready to befooled.

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RIZ

Nov 01, 2015 08:43am

And the deal amount is?????

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khan

Nov 01, 2015 09:09am

It is very standred tv company. It is very good that PSL will be broadcasted by that company. Better quality than rest of sports channels and the richest overall i think.

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Statesman

Nov 01, 2015 09:14am

Please reveal the bid amount by quoted by the broadcaster,

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Aurangzeb

Nov 01, 2015 09:35am

Oh man this guy again, not sure PSL going anywhere!

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kanwarch

Nov 01, 2015 09:46am

Sethi can spoil this venture as well. I hope he does not.

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parveez

Nov 01, 2015 12:52pm

@RIZ We will never know as always there are kickbacks The PCB will lose out financially but who cares individual will be better off

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Hitesh

Nov 01, 2015 02:19pm

All the best to PSL!

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Hasan

Nov 01, 2015 02:55pm

@Pakistan We have security issues and we must acknowledge that. Kindly do not try to disparage others while shutting eyes from reality. Even Indian league was once held abroad. Middle east have infrastructure to support our cricket and foreign players can easily live their. Intact we will save billions as we don't have to do any security arrangements while playing abroad.

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jahan

Nov 02, 2015 01:20am

what we dont know is who going to have broadcasting rights? if its given to sky it will be not seen by many asian fans because sky is very expensive broadcaster to sign up with. broadcast production deal with UK-based Sunset+Vine to cover the high-profile league is good move they cover almost everything including last commonwealth games lets hope they also permote it well and permote it well.

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jinka

Nov 02, 2015 06:26am

Sethi is a liar if it wasn't for Shehryar Khan we would have never caught him lying. Shehryar Khan may be incompetent but not a liar. I hope he does not spoil this opportunity for Pakistan.

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