Massive Blunder In PSL 2026: Scorecard Disappears, Double Shown As Dot Ball During QG Vs IU Clash; Netizens Slam 'Unprofessional' & 'Mediocre' Broadcast

Lahore, April 2: The Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2026 is once again facing criticism after several blunders were seen during the live broadcast of Quetta Gladiators vs Islamabad United clash on Thursday. The issue occurred during the final overs of the first innings while Quetta Gladiators was batting and the scorecard disappeared.

'Unprofessional'

Massive confusion was created among the fans as the doubles were shown as dot balls and one batsman's runs were added with the other. The internet users slammed the poor broadcasting of the match and called it "mediocre" and "unprofessional."

Another Controversy

These errors made the fans spectating the game on the television furious and they slammed the tournament on social media. PSL has been going through controversies since it began. From ball tampering to social media row and player being fined heavily, the league has witnessed all these in the initial stages.

Global Embarrassment

Now, another global embarrassment has been brought up by the league after these errors were noticed in the live broadcast of the match.

Internet Reacts

A social media user said, "HUGE BLUNDERS BY THE BROADCASTING TEAM TODAY. - The scorecard is disappeared from the last 2 overs. - In the start there was massive confusion in the score of players. Adding dot balls when player taking a double, and adding one player's score to the other one. This kind of unprofessionalism and mediocrity stops PSL from being a big league."

Another user called it a big embarrassment and said, "Big embarrassment for PSL HUGE blunders by the broadcasting team today:

•Scorecard disappeared in the final overs

•Massive scoring errors early on—dot balls shown for doubles, players’ scores mixed up 😂

This level of unprofessionalism is exactly why PSL struggles to be taken seriously as a top league."

If such errors and blunders continue, the fans believe that it could stop the PSL from growing as a top cricket league in the world. They expect better quality and error-free broadcast of cricket matches.