Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited played six matches in 2003–04, winning two and drawing four.
In 2004-05 they played five matches in the group stage, winning three, losing one and drawing one.
They progressed to the semi-finals, losing on the first innings by 25 runs to Habib Bank Limited.
[5] The leading bowler was Riaz Afridi, who took 77 wickets at 22.54 in 15 matches,[6] and also had the best figures, 7 for 78 against National Bank of Pakistan in 2005–06.
[7] Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited also played List A matches from 2003 to 2006.