Defending champions Lahore Qalandars will launch the new Pakistan Super League season with the opening match against debutants Hyderabad Kingsmen, PSL chief executive Salman Naseer has confirmed.
Out of 23 Bangladeshi cricketers who registered for this year’s The Hundred draft, only two, Mustafizur Rahman and Rishad Hossain have secured places in the final shortlist.
Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman has once again become a sought-after name in franchise cricket, with Lahore Qalandars securing his services ahead of the upcoming Pakistan Super League season.
For the first time, England’s popular franchise tournament, The Hundred, is opening its doors to players directly through the auction rather than just the draft.
The Pakistan Super League (PSL) is set for a major shake-up ahead of its 2026 edition, with the tournament introducing a player auction for the first time in its 11-year history and expanding to eight teams following the addition of franchises from Hyderabad and Sialkot.
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has expressed his desire to continue with Lahore Qalandars, congratulating the franchise on completing 10 years and recalling his positive experience with the team.
Defending champions Lahore Qalandars have strengthened their squad ahead of PSL 2026 by announcing Mustafizur Rahman as a direct signing.
A total of 50 Bangladeshi cricketers have registered for the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) draft. Star players Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim, and Zakir Hasan have entered the draft with the highest base price of PKR 2.20 crore.
Lahore Qalandars have added more firepower to their pace attack by signing Mustafizur Rahman, setting up a formidable left-arm partnership with Shaheen Shah Afridi for the upcoming PSL.
Lahore Qalandars have announced the return of Bangladesh pace star Mustafizur Rahman, signing him directly for the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11.
Mustafizur Rahman has chosen calm over controversy following his removal from the Indian Premier League, even as the decision triggered wider fallout across international cricket.
Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali believes the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) made a mistake by hastily dropping Mustafizur Rahman from the Indian Premier League (IPL), arguing that the situation could have been handled more tactfully to avoid the current fallout.