The 10th edition of the Pakistan Super League will begin on April 11. Here is the full list of overseas players who will feature in PSL 2025.
High-profile signings like Daryl Mitchell, Jason Holder, Kane Williamson, Rassie van der Dussen, and David Warner – entrusted with Karachi Kings' captaincy – headlined the PSL 2025 draft.
New Zealand players were in particularly high demand, with Finn Allen, Mitchell, Adam Milne, Michael Bracewell, and Mark Chapman picked in the platinum category, while Williamson and Kyle Jamieson were added as supplementary picks. In a first, USA’s Andries Gous earned a spot in PSL 2025 and will feature for Islamabad United.
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Corbin Bosch withdraws after being signed by Mumbai Indians in the IPL
South Africa all-rounder Corbin Bosch, who was signed by Peshawar Zalmi in the PSL 2025 Diamond category, joined Mumbai Indians as an injury replacement for compatriot Lizaad Williams in IPL 2025. As a result, Peshawar Zalmi served him a legal notice for alleged breach of contractual obligations.
Full list of overseas players in PSL 2025
Islamabad United: Australia – Matthew Short, Riley Meredith, Ben Dwarhuis; New Zealand – Colin Munro; South Africa – Rassie van der Dussen; USA – Andries Gous; West Indies – Jason Holder
Karachi Kings: Afghanistan – Mohammad Nabi; Australia – David Warner, Ben McDermott; England – James Vince; New Zealand – Tim Seifert, Adam Milne, Kane Williamson.
Lahore Qalandars: Bangladesh – Rishad Hossain;England – Sam Billings, Tom Curran; Namibia – David Wiese; Sri Lanka – Kusal Perera; New Zealand – Daryl Mitchell, Zimbabwe – Sikandar Raza.
Multan Sultans: Australia - Ashton Turner; England – David Willey, Chris Jordan; New Zealand – Michael Bracewell; West Indies – Gudakesh Motie, Shai Hope, Ireland – Josh Little.
Peshawar Zalmi: Afghanistan – Najeebullah Zadran; Australia – Max Bryant, Bangladesh – Nahid Rana, England – Tom Kohler-Cadmore; South Africa – Lizaad Williams, West Indies – Alzarri Joseph.
Quetta Gladiators: New Zealand – Finn Allen, Mark Chapman, Kyle Jamieson; South Africa – Rilee Rossouw; Sri Lanka – Wanindu Hasaranga; West Indies – Akeal Hosein.
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