Pakistan Super League (PSL) revealedKhelenge Beat Pé” as the official anthem of the 11th edition on Tuesday, marking a new chapter in the league’s journey and signaling its continued evolution.
The tournament is scheduled to take place from March 26 to May 3, with defending champions Lahore Qalandars set to take on debutants Hyderabad Kingsmen.
The anthem charts the league’s journey over the past ten years as it expanded to include eight teams for the first time.
With the PSL becoming a passion for cricket fans across the country, “Khelenge Beat Pé” captures the story of a tournament that has become ingrained in a generation.
The track also serves as a vibrant tribute to Pakistan’s enduring love for cricket, a sport that continues to influence millions across the country.
Since 2016, the tournament has annually brought the country together to celebrate the game through a world-class sporting extravaganza.
Headlining the artists is long-time Pakistani music icon Atif Aslam, who fronts the group alongside pioneering duo the Sabri Sisters – Anam and Saman.
They are joined by famous singer Aima Baig and rising rap sensation Daniya Kanwal.
Aslam is lending his distinctive voice to the PSL for the second time, having featured in the 2022 anthem ‘Agay Dekh’.
For Baig, this season marks his fourth appearance, following his contributions to the anthems”Groove Mera“in 2021, the anthem of 2022, and “Khul Ke Khel” in 2024.
Salman Naseer, CEO of PSL, highlighted that the Pakistan Super League continues to grow to become one of the most exciting and competitive T20 leagues in the world, consistently delivering high-quality cricket and engaging millions of fans around the world.
Naseer added that this year’s league anthem has been carefully crafted to capture this progress and ambition, symbolizing both the journey so far and the bright future ahead.
“The PSL has always been synonymous with world-class cricket, unforgettable entertainment and the incredible passion of our fans,” Naseer said.
“As we enter Season 11, this anthem represents the evolution of the league and the exciting journey that lies ahead. It reflects where the PSL is today: confident, dynamic and ready to inspire a whole new generation of players and fans,” he added.
