The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) unveiled its panel of match officials for the extended 2023–24 cricket season on Tuesday. This season will include a much larger number of matches due to the return of departmental and regional cricket after a four-year absence.

After the reinstatement of the PCB Constitution 2014, around 200 First XI matches will be played in the 2023–24 cricket season, up from the ninety-seven First XI matches played in the 2022–23 cricket season alone.

The PCB has raised the number of match officials in each category to accommodate the growing demand and in accordance with its annual review procedure.

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