Pakistan Cup Live Score Today: Schedule, Teams & Winners

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Pakistan Cup Live Score Today: Follow Every Ball

Your hub for the Pakistan Cup — Pakistan’s premier domestic one-day tournament: where to find live scores, today’s matches, schedule, teams, past winners and how the cup works.

Last updated: 11 October 2026

Quick answer: Pakistan Cup live scores are available ball-by-ball on the PCB’s official platforms (pcb.com.pk and the PCB’s match centre), major score apps and sports broadcasters during the tournament season. The Pakistan Cup is the PCB’s flagship domestic one-day (List A) competition — most recently staged as the Champions One-Day Cup, won by the Panthers in 2024/25. This hub explains where to follow every match live, plus the schedule, teams, format and full winners’ history.
List A

Domestic one-day format

50

Overs per side

Panthers

2024/25 champions*

PCB

Organiser

Where to follow Pakistan Cup live scores

Ball-by-ball, from official sources.

PCB

PCB official platforms

pcb.com.pk’s match centre carries official live scores, scorecards and highlights — the authoritative source.

TV

TV & streaming

Domestic finals and key matches are televised (PTV Sports / A Sports have carried PCB domestic cricket); check listings during the season.

APP

Score apps & sites

Major cricket score platforms cover Pakistan Cup matches ball-by-ball with wagon wheels, Manhattan charts and commentary.

Today’s matches & the schedule

How the tournament calendar works.

The Pakistan Cup is a seasonal tournament — it is not played year-round. When a season is on, matches are typically day games (often starting mid-morning Pakistan time) at venues across the country, with the PCB announcing the full fixture list — dates, venues and squads — on pcb.com.pk before each edition.

An honest note: we don’t fabricate scores. On match days, use the PCB’s official match centre or a major score app for the genuine ball-by-ball — any site showing a “live score” without a match actually in progress is guessing. Our live-score guide lists exactly where to look.

Format & teams: how the cup works

The competition’s shape.

50

List A one-day format

50 overs per side, white ball, coloured clothing — the domestic version of ODI cricket and the shop window for national selection.

RR

Round-robin + knockouts

Teams play each other in a league phase; the top sides advance to semi-finals and the final — the classic one-day cup structure.

REG

Regional & departmental sides

Historically contested by regional teams (Peshawar, Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad and others); recent editions have used franchise-style mentor-led squads.

SEL

Selection shop window

Pakistan Cup performances directly feed ODI selection — it’s where domestic run-machines and wicket-takers press their claims.

VEN

Venues nationwide

Matches rotate across Pakistan’s first-class grounds — Gaddafi Stadium, National Stadium, Pindi Cricket Stadium, Iqbal Stadium Faisalabad and more.

TRO

The trophy trail

Recent silverware: Peshawar (2023/24 Pakistan Cup), Panthers (2024/25 Champions One-Day Cup).

Pakistan Cup: recent winners

The recent roll of honour (verified).

SeasonTournamentWinnersRunners-up
2024/25Champions One-Day CupPanthersMarkhors (final: Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad)
2024/25President’s Cup (dept.)State Bank of PakistanSNGPL
2023/24Pakistan CupPeshawarKarachi Whites

In-depth Pakistan Cup guides

Every angle of the cup.

LIVE

Pakistan Cup live score

Where to find genuine ball-by-ball scores — and how to spot fakes.

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CUP

The Pakistan Cup

History, winners and records of the domestic one-day cup.

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PAK

Pak Cup live

Streaming and live-coverage options for Pak Cup matches.

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1DAY

One Day Cup Pakistan live

Following Pakistan’s one-day cup live: TV, apps and radio.

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CRI

Cricket Pakistan Cup

The cup’s place in Pakistan’s cricket structure.

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SCORE

Pak cup live score

Quick access: live scores, scorecards and results.

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How to read a live scorecard

Never be confused by the numbers again.

PAK 287/6 (50 ov) means 287 runs for 6 wickets in 50 overs. The essentials:

  • CRR 5.74 — current run rate (runs per over so far).
  • RRR 6.20 — required run rate for the chasing side.
  • Batsman 84(61) — 84 runs off 61 balls; SR 137.7 is the strike rate.
  • Bowler 10-0-52-3 — overs-maidens-runs-wickets; Econ 5.20 is runs per over.
  • DLS par — in rain-affected games, the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern par score decides who’s ahead.
  • Extras (w, nb, b, lb) — wides, no-balls, byes and leg-byes count in the total.

Pakistan Cup venues

Where the cup is played.

VenueCityNote
Gaddafi StadiumLahorePakistan’s most storied ground; finals host
National StadiumKarachiMajor finals venue
Pindi Cricket StadiumRawalpindiRegular domestic host
Iqbal StadiumFaisalabadHosted the 2024/25 Champions final
Multan Cricket StadiumMultanModern venue in the south
Bugti StadiumQuettaFrontier flavour

Why the cup matters: memorable threads

What makes this tournament special.

★

The audition

More ODI careers have been launched in the Pakistan Cup than in any other domestic event — selectors treat it as the real trial.

★

Regional pride

Peshawar vs Karachi, Lahore vs Rawalpindi — the regional rivalries give the cup a passion franchise cricket can’t replicate.

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The 2024/25 experiment

The Champions One-Day Cup’s mentor-led squads — big names mentoring the next generation — was the PCB’s boldest domestic revamp in years.

Pakistan Cup vs PSL: what’s the difference?

The question every new fan asks.

FactorPakistan CupPSL
Format50-over List AT20 franchise
TeamsRegional / mentor-led domestic sides6 city franchises
PlayersPakistani domestic playersPakistani + overseas stars
PurposeODI selection pathwayEntertainment + T20 selection
WhenDomestic season windowFeb–Mar window
CoverageSelected matches televisedEvery ball televised globally

The domestic season around the cup

Where the Pakistan Cup sits in the calendar.

Pakistan’s domestic season is a relay: first-class cricket (the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, four days) builds techniques; the Pakistan Cup (50 overs) tests them under scoreboard pressure; the National T20 Cup (20 overs) rewards a different skill set entirely. Players flow between formats; selectors watch all three with different questions in mind.

The season typically runs through the cooler months, sequenced so the white-ball tournaments don’t cannibalise each other’s audiences. For fans, that means continuous cricket — and for players, a genuine examination across formats. The PCB publishes the full domestic calendar on pcb.com.pk each year; the Pakistan Cup’s window within it is where the 50-over specialists make their case.

The fan’s Pakistan Cup checklist

Get the most from the tournament.

1

Before the season

Bookmark the PCB’s fixtures page and the match centre; note the venues near you — domestic games are usually free to attend.

2

During the tournament

Follow ball-by-ball on the PCB match centre; watch the 35–40-over phase of each innings — where one-day games are decided.

3

Watch the future

Note the names topping the run and wicket charts — Pakistan Cup form is the most reliable predictor of the next ODI squad’s new faces.

How to read the Pakistan Cup points table

Decoding the standings.

ColumnMeaning
P / MPlayed / Matches
W / LWon / Lost
T / NRTied / No Result
PtsPoints (usually 2 per win)
NRRNet Run Rate — the tiebreaker

Net Run Rate: the tiebreaker that decides seasons

Cricket’s most misunderstood number.

Net Run Rate = (runs scored per over by the team) minus (runs conceded per over) — across the whole tournament. When teams finish level on points, NRR decides who advances.

The strategic consequence: big wins matter beyond the two points. A team that wins small and loses big can top the table on points yet miss the knockouts on NRR — which is why captains chase bonus-margin victories late in the league phase. Watch the NRR column from the tournament’s second half: it’s where the real drama lives.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions readers ask most.

Where can I see the Pakistan Cup live score today?
On the PCB’s official match centre (pcb.com.pk), major cricket score apps, and televised coverage during the tournament season. We never publish fabricated scores — use official sources on match days.
What is the Pakistan Cup?
The PCB’s premier domestic one-day (List A, 50-over) tournament — most recently staged as the Champions One-Day Cup. It’s the main shop window for ODI selection.
Who won the last Pakistan Cup?
The 2023/24 Pakistan Cup was won by Peshawar (beating Karachi Whites). In 2024/25 the rebranded Champions One-Day Cup was won by the Panthers (Markhors runners-up).
When is the next Pakistan Cup?
The PCB announces each season’s dates on pcb.com.pk — the cup is seasonal, not year-round. Check the PCB’s domestic calendar for the confirmed schedule.
Which teams play in the Pakistan Cup?
Historically Pakistan’s regional sides (Peshawar, Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan, Faisalabad and others); recent editions have used mentor-led squads under the Champions Cup branding.
Is the Pakistan Cup televised?
Key matches and finals are typically televised (PTV Sports / A Sports have carried PCB domestic cricket) and streamed — check listings when a season is announced.
What does List A mean in the Pakistan Cup?
List A is the official classification for top-level domestic one-day (limited-overs) cricket — the Pakistan Cup’s matches carry List A status, so runs and wickets count in players’ official one-day records.
How many overs are in the Pakistan Cup?
50 overs per side — the same as One Day Internationals, played with a white ball in coloured clothing.
Did the Pakistan Cup become the Champions Cup?
For 2024/25 the PCB staged the 50-over domestic tournament as the Champions One-Day Cup with mentor-led squads (won by the Panthers). Whether the Champions branding continues is announced with each season.
Where was the 2024/25 final played?
At Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad — where the Panthers beat the Markhors to win the Champions One-Day Cup.
Can I attend Pakistan Cup matches?
Yes — domestic matches are generally open to spectators with free or very cheap entry; check the venue and PCB announcements on match days for arrangements.
Who are the mentors in the Champions One-Day Cup?
The PCB appointed high-profile former stars as team mentors for the 2024/25 Champions edition — the mentor lineup is announced with each season and may change.
Who organises the Pakistan Cup?
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) — which sets the format, fixtures, venues and broadcast arrangements for each edition, announced on pcb.com.pk.

Never miss a ball.

Bookmark the PCB’s match centre — the only score that counts is the official one.

Live-score guide

*2024/25 staged as the Champions One-Day Cup. Winners verified from PCB/ACS records. We do not publish fabricated live scores — follow match-day action on official platforms.