The PSL tools page lists the calculators and converters on this site: a net run rate calculator, an auction purse calculator and a match time converter. Each one works from numbers you enter and the published PSL 11 rules, not from invented fixtures. Three further tools are planned, and each is held back until the data it needs is confirmed.
Last checked 27 October 2026.
Which PSL tools can you use now?
| Tool | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| PSL NRR calculator | Works out net run rate from season totals and shows how one more result changes it | Live |
| PSL auction purse calculator | Tests a squad plan against the PSL 11 purse, base prices and squad limits | Live |
| PSL match time converter | Converts a Pakistan kick-off time to the UK, UAE, Saudi Arabia, India, US, Canada and Australia | Live |
| Schedule calendar download | Add PSL 12 matches to a calendar as an ICS file | Not built: the PSL 12 fixtures have not been released |
| Team head-to-head | Win-loss record for any two of the eight teams | Not built: needs a verified record for all 28 pairs |
| Record search | Filter player and team records by season, team and venue | Not built: needs a verified player-level dataset |
Why are three tools not built yet?
A tool that shows a number it cannot stand behind is worse than no tool. The calendar download needs real match dates and times, and the PCB has not released the PSL 12 schedule. A head-to-head tool needs a checked result history for every pairing of the eight teams, and a record search needs checked player figures. Our season and records pages currently draw on Wikipedia, Wisden and news reports and are marked as awaiting a check against PCB records, so we will not build a search box on top of them and present it as authoritative.
How do the live tools get their numbers?
The net run rate calculator uses no stored data at all. It applies the standard formula to the figures you type. The purse calculator uses the limits reported for the PSL 11 auction: a 45 crore rupee purse, base prices of 4.2, 2.2, 1.1 and 0.6 crore, and a squad of 16 to 20 players. The PCB has not said whether PSL 12 keeps those limits, so the calculator labels them as PSL 11 rules. The time converter uses the time zone database built into your browser, which also handles daylight saving changes.
None of the tools sends what you enter to our server. The calculations run in your browser, and nothing you type is stored.
Where should you start?
If you follow the league table, start with the NRR calculator and read the points system and NRR guide alongside it. If you follow the auction, use the purse calculator with the auction rules guide. If you watch from outside Pakistan, the time converter turns any Pakistan kick-off into your local time. For what is confirmed and what is not about the next season, see PSL 12.
Related reading: Rule explainers behind these tools are listed in the PSL guides hub.