Zong 4G, Pakistan’s leading technology innovation company, has announced a strategic partnership with BEGIN, a digital content platform, to bring live streaming of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 to cricket enthusiasts nationwide. To ensure uninterrupted streaming, Zong 4G offers exclusive data bundles designed to meet the demands of high-definition content consumption.
The stream will be supported by Zong 4G’s promotional bundles: Monthly Pro Max Plus and Weekly Digital Max, offering robust data allowances optimized for streaming and a digital lifestyle.
| Offer Name | Resources | Price |
| Monthly Pro Max Plus | 200GB Data, 2,000 off-net minutes, 20,000 Zong minutes/SMS
(inclusive of Waada mobile insurance, Golootlo discounts and Zong TV subscription) |
Rs. 2100 |
| Weekly Digital Max | 100GB Data, 1,000 off-net minutes, 10,000 Zong minutes/SMS | Rs. 600 |
These bundles are designed to maximize convenience for users across all demographics, ensuring fans never miss a moment of the action.
Commenting on the partnership, the official spokesperson for Zong 4G, stated:
“Cricket in Pakistan is more than just a sport; it is a cultural phenomenon that unites the nation. Through this collaboration with BEGIN, we are bringing PSL 2025 closer to millions of fans, allowing them to enjoy every match in real time, supported by Zong 4G’s high-speed and reliable network. This initiative underscores our dedication to digital enablement and meaningful entertainment experiences.”
This collaboration reinforces Zong 4G’s commitment to driving Pakistan’s digital transformation by delivering seamless, high-value experiences beyond traditional connectivity. The Pakistan Super League (PSL), one of the country’s most-watched events, sets high expectations for reliable and uninterrupted streaming.
By joining forces with BEGIN, Zong 4G continues to lead in redefining entertainment through technology, solidifying its position at the forefront of Pakistan’s digital transformation.
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About Zong 4G:
Zong 4G, China Mobile Pakistan (CMPak) is a 100% owned subsidiary of China Mobile Communications Corporation.
