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    22febdm@gmail.comBy 22febdm@gmail.comFebruary 11, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    A view of the PSL players auction held in Lahore on February 11, 2026. — PCB
    A view of the PSL players auction held in Lahore on February 11, 2026. — PCB

    The first-ever player auction for the 11th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) is underway at Lahore’s Expo Centre on Wednesday, replacing the long-standing draft format used since the league’s inception in 2016.

    PSL 11th edition will see two new teams – Sialkot Stallionz and Hyderabad Houston Kingsmen – added to the roster to make it an eight-team tournament. Among other changes, the PSL has also moved on from the draft system to adopt an auction model.

    Consequently, a total of 879 local and foreign cricketers registered for the historic auction, who have been slotted into five different categories – Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver and Emerging –by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

    All eight teams will also be forming their squads by picking players of their choosing from the aforementioned categories, with a maximum purse amount set at $1.6 million.

    However, contrary to the draft system, the auction model does not have a pick order, meaning the franchises can openly engage in a bidding war for a player.

    Players picked by franchises

    As the auction progresses, the players selected by franchises from certain categories, along with the amounts they were signed for, are below.

                                            Released Bowlers (Spinners) 1

    Rawalpindi: Rishad Hossain (Rs 30 million)

    Islamabad United: Mehran Mumtaz (Rs 12 million)

    Quetta Gladiators: Faisal Akram (PKR 12.5 million)

    Released Wicketkeepers 1

    Sialkot Stallionz: Sahibzada Farhan (Rs 57 million)

    Karachi Kings: Azam Khan (Rs 32.5 million)

    Released Bowlers 1

    Rawalpindi: Naseem Shah (Rs 86.5 million)

    Hyderabad Houston Kingsmen: Mohammad Ali (Rs 21.5 million)

    Lahore Qalandars: Haris Rauf (Rs 76 million)

    Released Batters 1

    Karachi Kings: David Warner (Rs 79 million)

    Quetta Gladiators: Rilee Rossouw (Rs 55 million)

    Sialkot Stallionz: Jahanzaib Sultan (6 million)

    Released All-rounders 1

    Islamabad United: Faheem Ashraf (Rs 85 million)

    Released All-rounders 2

    Peshawar Zalmi: Aamir Jamal (Rs 19 million)

    Quetta Gladiator: Arafat Minhas (Rs 11 million)

    Lahore Qalandars: Usama Mir: (Rs 35 million)

    Quetta Gladiators: Jahandad Khan (Rs 25 million)

    Karachi Kings: Salman Ali Agha (Rs 58.5 million)

    Released Batters 2

    Lahore Qalandars: Fakhar Zaman (Rs 79.5 million)

    Rawalpindi: Darly Mitchell (Rs 80 million)

    Islamabad United: Max Bryant (Rs 19.5 million)

    Released Bowlers 2

    Peshawar Zalmi: Khuuram Shahzad (Rs 27 million)

    Rawalpindi: Mohammad Amir (Rs 54 million)

    Lahore Qalandars: Ubaid Shah (Rs 27 million)

    Released Wicketkeepers 1

    Hyderabad Houston Kingsmen: Kusal Perera (Rs 31 million)

    Peshawar Zalmi: Mohammad Haris (Rs 22 million)

    Quetta Gladiators: Khawaja Nafay (Rs 65 million)


    This is a developing story and is being updated with further details.

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