Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2026 Begins: Teams, Schedule and Live Streaming

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Published 3 November, 2026
Last updated 3 November, 2026

Introduction

The 69th Quaid-e-Azam Trophy starts on 3 November 2026 with Gold and Silver competitions. See the format, dates, teams and live-streaming information.

The 69th Quaid-e-Azam Trophy begins on 3 November 2026, bringing Pakistan’s leading domestic first-class teams into the Gold and Silver competitions. The tournament is an important pathway for players seeking sustained red-ball cricket and higher-level selection.

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Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2026 Begins: Teams, Schedule and Live Streaming
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Quick Facts

  • Edition: 69th Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
  • Gold competition: 3 November to 12 December.
  • Gold final: 15 to 19 December.
  • Live streams: tapmad and Tamasha, according to PCB.

Tournament Format

The PCB has announced eight teams for the Gold competition and 12 teams for the Silver competition. The two-tier structure gives experienced regional sides a high-level contest while creating more opportunities for developing players to build a first-class record.

Players and Team Stories

Babar Azam is listed with Lahore Whites, while Shaheen Shah Afridi leads FATA in the announced rosters. Their presence adds international quality to a competition that is also designed to identify the next group of Pakistan performers.

Important Dates

The Gold stage runs from 3 November to 12 December. The Gold final is scheduled for 15–19 December, while the Silver competition has its own dates in the PCB schedule. Fans should check the board’s fixture page for venue and match-by-match updates.

How to Watch

The PCB says live streams will be available through tapmad and Tamasha. Availability can depend on territory, match production and platform updates, so viewers should use the official PCB announcement and the services’ current listings.

Conclusion

This update is based on the available information for 3 November 2026. Readers should check the linked primary or named source for later corrections, updated prices, schedules or investigation findings.

Source: PCB schedule announcement.

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What is this article about?

The 69th Quaid-e-Azam Trophy starts on 3 November 2026 with Gold and Silver competitions. See the format, dates, teams and live-streaming information.

What topics are covered in this article?

This guide covers: Quick Facts, Tournament Format, Players and Team Stories, Important Dates, How to Watch.

What should applicants check before applying?

Applicants should check eligibility, required documents, the closing date and the official application channel before submitting any information.

When was this article last updated?

This article was last updated on 3 November, 2026. Always verify deadline-sensitive information from the official source linked in the article.


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