Mohammed Amir, the left-arm experienced Pakistan pacer, has always been a vital member of the shortest format. He has the skill to pick up wickets with the new ball inside the powerplay and create problems for the opponent batters in the death overs, using the yorkers and the change of pace. And he continued the same during the ongoing Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2025.

During the recent game for the Trinbago Knight Riders, Mohammed Amir celebrated a great record in the shortest format of the game. It was the third ball of the 19th over of the first innings from the left-arm pacer as Fabian Allen drilled the ball away from his arc, aiming for a huge boundary.

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But the right-handed batter didn’t get the elevation on the bat as Darren Bravo picked a fine catch. That was Amir’s first wicket of the evening, and he became the ninth bowler in the T20s to cross the 400-mark in the wickets column. He also became the second bowler from Pakistan for the celebration, as Wahab Riaz stands above him with 413 wickets in 344 innings.

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The 33-year-old has overall picked up 71 T20I wickets in 61 innings at an average of under 22 and a strike rate of 18.6 with the best figures of 4/13 in an innings. Overall, the left-arm pacer has recorded 400 wickets in 336 innings at an average of 22.54 and a strike rate of 18.4 with an economy rate of 7.33, with eight four-wicket hauls and two five-wicket hauls.

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The home side, Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, during the CPL 2025 clash, posted 167/6 on the board with Allen putting 45 runs in 20 balls and Imad Wasim remaining unbeaten on 39 runs in 27 balls. That looked like a decent score on the surface at the Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.

Trinbago wasn’t consistent in the chase. Colin Muro played a crucial knock of 44 runs in 18 balls, while Kieron Pollard remained unbeaten on 43 runs in 28 balls. But Pollard’s knock wasn’t enough to chase down the target as they faced an eight-run defeat.

The Trinbago Knight Riders (TKR) have confirmed their team for the 2025 Caribbean Premier League, paving the way for a thrilling campaign. Looking to recover from a patchy spell of performances in past seasons, TKR has retained a solid core and strengthened with proven overseas players to support their title quest. The revelation came during the CPL draft that took place on June 18, providing fans with a first-hand glimpse at the squads of all six teams.

Knight Riders have held on to T20 veterans like Kieron Pollard, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Nicholas Pooran, and Akeal Hosein to ensure leadership and experience do not get affected. Their foreign roster is comprised of the likes of Alex Hales, Mohammad Amir, Colin Munro, Usman Tariq, and Ali Khan, which provides them with strength and depth in all departments. The 2025 CPL tournament will start on 14 August and end with the final on 21 September, covering the length and breadth of the Caribbean and ending in Guyana.

This year's draft saw a special rule: the last three rounds were for West Indies Breakout League players. Every team has to have at least one such young player in every game, promoting youth development in the league. Trinbago Knight Riders reacted positively by selecting a number of promising youngsters to go along with their veteran group.

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Trinbago Knight Riders Squad for CPL 2025

The Trinbago Knight Riders 2025 team consists of Kieron Pollard, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Nicholas Pooran, Alex Hales, Akeal Hosein, Mohammad Amir, Colin Munro, Usman Tariq, Ali Khan, Darren Bravo, Yannic Cariah, Keacy Carty, Terrance Hinds, McKenny Clarke, Joshua Da Silva, and Nathan Edward.

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Cricket fans have reason to smile after Pakistan ace pacer Mohammad Amir returns to Essex County Cricket Club for the 2025 Vitality Blast. The left-arm seamer, who played for Essex between 2017 and 2019, will return to bring his experience and talent back into the side for this year's T20 campaign.

Amir, with 71 wickets in 62 international T20 games at a remarkable average of 21.94, will hugely strengthen Essex's bowling lineup. His earlier stint with Essex was very successful, with the club even featuring in a double-winning season in 2019.Amir did not feature in the knockout stages but contributed 24 wickets in 21 matches in his initial spell, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure.

Chris Silverwood, Essex Director of Cricket, welcomed Amir's return with optimism, underlining the significance of his experience. "We are thrilled to have Mo return to Chelmsford and are very much looking forward to having him play for Essex once again. He will certainly strengthen what is already a good squad for our T20 Blast this summer," Silverwood said.

Amir will be available for the group stage of the Vitality Blast, with an option to extend his stay if Essex make it to the knockout stages. The team's first match is on May 30th against Hampshire Hawks. Essex is now as strong as ever with Amir in the team, and the fans are waiting eagerly for another excellent season.

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Amir says he would choose IPL over PSL if given the chance

Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has sparked buzz in the cricket world with his candid admission that he would choose the Indian Premier League (IPL) over the Pakistan Super League (PSL) if given the chance. Speaking on the Quetta Gladiators’ podcast, Amir said that if both leagues were to run at the same time in the future and he became eligible to play in the IPL as a British citizen, he would prefer the IPL without hesitation. “Honestly, if I get the opportunity, I’ll definitely play in the IPL. I’m saying this openly. But if I don’t get a chance, then I will play in the PSL,” Amir stated. The 32-year-old, who retired from international cricket in 2020, currently plays for Quetta Gladiators and revealed that he expects to be eligible for IPL selection by 2026. He also expressed a desire to play for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), a team he believes suits his style and where his experience could prove valuable.

Backing Amir’s wish, fellow Pakistani cricketer Ahmed Shehzad said RCB would benefit from having a bowler like Amir in their lineup, especially given their longstanding struggles with bowling. “RCB needs a bowler like Amir to fix their bowling woes. If Amir plays for RCB, they will win the title,” Shehzad said during the same podcast. Due to ongoing political tensions between India and Pakistan, players from Pakistan have not featured in the IPL since its inaugural season in 2008, with Azhar Mahmood being the lone exception by playing as a UK citizen. Until the possibility of playing in the IPL becomes a reality, Amir will focus on the Pakistan Super League, which kicks off its 10th edition on April 11.

Cricket fans have reason to smile after Pakistan ace pacer Mohammad Amir returns to Essex County Cricket Club for the 2025 Vitality Blast. The left-arm seamer, who played for Essex between 2017 and 2019, will return to bring his experience and talent back into the side for this year's T20 campaign.

Amir, with 71 wickets in 62 international T20 games at a remarkable average of 21.94, will hugely strengthen Essex's bowling lineup. His earlier stint with Essex was very successful, with the club even featuring in a double winning season in 2019.Amir did not feature in the knockout stages but contributed 24 wickets in 21 matches in his initial spell, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure.

Chris Silverwood, Essex Director of Cricket, welcomed Amir's return with optimism, underlining the significance of his experience. "We are thrilled to have Mo return to Chelmsford and are very much looking forward to having him play for Essex once again. He will certainly strengthen what is already a good squad for our T20 Blast this summer," Silverwood said.

Amir will be available for the group stage of the Vitality Blast, with an option to extend his stay if Essex make it to the knockout stages. The team's first match is on May 30th against Hampshire Hawks. Essex is now as strong as ever with Amir in the team, and the fans are waiting eagerly for another excellent season.

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Amir says he would choose IPL over PSL if given the chance

Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has sparked buzz in the cricket world with his candid admission that he would choose the Indian Premier League (IPL) over the Pakistan Super League (PSL) if given the chance. Speaking on the Quetta Gladiators’ podcast, Amir said that if both leagues were to run at the same time in the future and he became eligible to play in the IPL as a British citizen, he would prefer the IPL without hesitation. “Honestly, if I get the opportunity, I’ll definitely play in the IPL. I’m saying this openly. But if I don’t get a chance, then I will play in the PSL,” Amir stated. The 32-year-old, who retired from international cricket in 2020, currently plays for Quetta Gladiators and revealed that he expects to be eligible for IPL selection by 2026. He also expressed a desire to play for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), a team he believes suits his style and where his experience could prove valuable.

Backing Amir’s wish, fellow Pakistani cricketer Ahmed Shehzad said RCB would benefit from having a bowler like Amir in their lineup, especially given their longstanding struggles with bowling. “RCB needs a bowler like Amir to fix their bowling woes. If Amir plays for RCB, they will win the title,” Shehzad said during the same podcast. Due to ongoing political tensions between India and Pakistan, players from Pakistan have not featured in the IPL since its inaugural season in 2008, with Azhar Mahmood being the lone exception by playing as a UK citizen. Until the possibility of playing in the IPL becomes a reality, Amir will focus on the Pakistan Super League, which kicks off its 10th edition on April 11.

While the Indian Premier League remains the most followed T20 league in the world, the Pakistan Super League on the other side of the border is laying down some first-class cricket. The timeless charm of these leagues lies in the way they make their teammates compete against one another. Last night, in Delhi, KL Rahul was competing against Virat Kohli, and the two had a slight face-off in the middle. Likewise, in the PSL as well, two of cricketing great names of Pakistan faced each other when Mohammad Amir bowled against Babar Azam in the match between Quetta Gladiators and Peshawar Zalmi on Sunday.

Amir tested Babar severely. Amir bowled four balls to Babar, all of which tested the former Pakistan skipper. Amir's first delivery was a bouncer, hitting Babar flush on the crash helmet. The batter took a concussion test, but there was no relief. Babar could manage just one off Amir's bowling before he got out. A wicked inswinger from the left-arm pacer struck Babar on the pads, and the batter was stone dead. Up went the finger in a flash, and Babar began his walk back.

But Amir's celebration was the icing on the cake. The experienced pacer was ecstatic and rushed to the dugout of the Gladiators, where mentor Viv Richards was sitting. Amir waved his hand at Richards in joy over the wicket, but the West Indies icon advised him to remain cool, relax and keep it up. Amir ended with 1/18 but it was his teammate Faheem Ashraf, who stole all the limelight with a five-wicket-haul. Faheem picked up 5/33 off 3.3 overs as the Gladiators defeated Zalmi by a massive 64 runs. Babar, who has 117 runs, is not even among the top 10 list of highest run-getters in PSL 2025, while Amir is 12th with 7 wickets. For their teams, Zalmi is not doing well, being fourth with two wins out of six matches. The Gladiators are better off than Zalmi but still at third position with six points are not yet out of the woods.

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Viv Richards backs Babar Azam

The West Indian legend said that Babar Azam would soon find his rhythm again. He said that a king is a monarch who reigns supreme and, regardless of how great a batter is, everyone experiences a dip in form. Richards mentioned that this was not the first time Babar was going through such a phase and expressed confidence that Babar, being an excellent player, would return to form very soon. He added that players like Kohli and Babar do justice to the game of cricket.

"Babar Azam will also get into his rhythm soon. A king is a monarch who reigns supreme. Regardless of how great a batter you are, every one experiences a dip in form. This is not the first time he is experiencing such a phase. Babar is an excellent player. I am confident he will return to form very soon. I think when you see players like Kohli and Babar, they seem to do justice to the game of cricket," Richards said.

Pakistani pacer Mohammad Amir drops a huge statement about the Indian Premier League. The pacer relayed that if he gets the opportunity to choose between the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the Indian Premier League (IPL), he will pick IPL over PSL.

The tenth edition of the Pakistan Super League is in full swing parallel to the IPL. Mohammad Amir is now playing for Quetta Gladiators; the team is currently lying in the 5th spot of the 6-team tournament. The former Pakistan fast bowler claimed that by next year, he'll have the opportunity to participate in IPL.

"If I get the opportunity, I'll definitely play in the IPL. I'm saying this openly. But if I don't get a chance, then I will play in the PSL. By next year, I will have the opportunity to play in the IPL, and if given the chance, then why not? I will play in the IPL," Mohammad Amir said openly. 

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Amir is even eager to try his luck in next year's IPL auction. He strongly believes that if the schedules of both franchise leagues avoid clashing, then he can straightaway wish to play in India's cash-rich franchise league. 

No bilateral series between India and Pakistan 

According to him, "If I get picked in IPL first, then I can't pull out from that league as well. Now, it depends on which league I get picked in first. If the IPL auction happens first and I get picked, then I can't pull off and will not play in the PSL. And if the PSL draft takes place first, and I get picked, then I can't pull out from the tournament."

Amir's desire to play in the Indian Premier League may not be fulfilled, especially after the terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, where terrorists claimed the lives of more than 26 Indians. BCCI made their stance clear— no bilateral series between India and Pakistan. 

Mohammad Amir surprised everyone in the clash between Karachi Kings and Quetta Gladiators during PSL 2025 in Karachi, showing unexpected fireworks. The cricket world is well acquainted with Mohammad Amir’s fiery spells, ripping through stumps and nailing pinpoint yorkers. But Friday night in Karachi offered a twist—a glimpse of Amir the fighter with the bat. With Quetta Gladiators collapsing in their chase against Karachi Kings, Amir walked in at 57/7, a moment when the game looked lost. Yet, instead of merely hanging around, the left-arm pacer swung hard and delivered a surprising counterattack that thrilled the crowd and reignited fading hopes.

Amir’s intent was clear during the 15th over, bowled by Khushdil Shah. On the third delivery, he muscled a boundary to midwicket. Without hesitation, he danced down the track on the next ball and sent it soaring over deep mid-wicket for a maximum. To top it off, he smashed a towering six over long-on on the final ball of the over, turning what looked like a dull finish into an electrifying sequence of power hitting.

In just 16 deliveries, Mohammad Amir lit up the stadium with a fiery 30-run knock, decorated with two boundaries and three sixes. Though the match didn’t swing back in Quetta’s favour, Amir’s resistance stood out. It reminded everyone that whether with ball or bat, Amir brings flair and drama every time he steps onto the field. His late-innings fireworks were a testament to his competitive spirit and refusal to go down quietly.

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— PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20) April 18, 2025

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Not only with bat but Amir was lethal with ball also

Earlier in the evening, Mohammad Amir showcased his bowling brilliance once again, delivering early breakthroughs during the powerplay. He picked up the key wickets of James Vince, who was in fine form with a 70-run knock, and Mohammad Nabi, who added a quick 18. Amir ended with figures of 2/42 in his four-over spell, doing his part to restrict the flow of runs, even as Karachi Kings managed to post a competitive 175/7.

Despite Amir’s efforts with both bat and ball, Quetta Gladiators were never truly in the contest. Karachi Kings dominated the match and sealed a comfortable 56-run win. However, for Quetta fans, the silver lining was Amir’s fighting spirit. His late cameo with the bat and determination on the field offered a glimpse of grit and resilience—qualities that can inspire the team as they look to bounce back in the upcoming fixtures.

PSL 2025 Tensions: Mohammad Amir and Saim Ayub in Field Controversy File pictures have already given a ton of drama in the 2025 Pakistan Super League (PSL) season. A fiery skirmish between Quetta Gladiators' Mohammad Amir and Peshawar Zalmi's Saim Ayub was the headline in the second match of the tournament.

The incident, which occurred during Peshawar Zalmi’s chase of a daunting 217-run target set by Quetta Gladiators, has sparked widespread discussion among cricket fans. In one viral video, it was observed when Amir and Ayub argued at length with each other on the field with Zalmi on 0/0 runs during the start of their inning.

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The confrontation erupted in the first over, bowled by Mohammad Amir, who was eager to make an instant impression for the Quetta Gladiators. Saim Ayub, batting at the top with captain Babar Azam, seemed to exchange words with Amir, resulting in a tense confrontation. The clip depicts Ayub, wearing his yellow Zalmi jersey, turning to confront Amir, who seemed to be infuriated. Though the precise words spoken are unknown, the charge of the moment was evident, with both players refusing to back down before the umpire came along and put an end to the confrontation. For Peshawar Zalmi, however, the theatrics appeared to serve as an interruption to concentration, as the head of Babar Azam popped up on the last ball of the over when sent packing by Amir on a two-ball duck.

🚨Fight Between Mohmmad Amir and Saim Ayub in PSL 🚨pic.twitter.com/nmVhx0kDGa

— Space Recorder (@1spacerecorder) April 12, 2025

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This is not the first time the PSL has seen on-field confrontation. In 2016, there was a similar altercation between Wahab Riaz and Ahmed Shehzad during a match between Quetta Gladiators and Peshawar Zalmi, which hit the headlines due to the strong rivalries within the league. Amir and Ayub, both having been promoted recently to the platinum category prior to the PSL 2025 draft, had a lot to play for since they were eager to demonstrate their value in this high-stakes game.

Impact on the Match and Beyond

The clash had an instant impact, with Babar Azam's early exit leaving Peshawar Zalmi reeling in their pursuit. The fans and pundits are now making predictions about whether this event will result in additional disciplinary action from the authorities of the PSL, with the league seeking to uphold its image for competitive but equitable play.

The Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 is all set to begin on April 11, and the Quetta Gladiators are looking to start fresh with a new captain, Saud Shakeel. The calm and talented left-handed batter will be leading a new-look team that wants to leave behind the ups and downs of the past few seasons. The tournament will begin with a big match between Islamabad United, the defending champions, and Lahore Qalandars, who have won the title twice.

In the league stage, each of the six teams will play 10 matches, facing every other team twice in a double round-robin format. After the group stage, the top four teams will move on to the Playoffs, which will take place from May 13 to May 18. The Gladiators will kick off their season against Peshawar Zalmi. With Saud Shakeel as captain, the Quetta Gladiators are hoping for a change in fortunes in the 10th season of PSL.

Saud Shakeel Known for his calmness under pressure and making smart decisions in tough situations, Shakeel has become an important player in Pakistan’s Test team. Now, he’ll look to lead from the front in the PSL Quetta Gladiators team, both with the bat and with his leadership. The Quetta Gladiators have a good mix of experienced players and exciting young players in the 10th season of PSL.

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Finn Allen brings power-hitting at the top order for Quetta Gladiators, and Rilee Rossouw and Kusal Mendis add strength in the middle order for Quetta Gladiators. In the bowling, spinner Abrar Ahmad and Akeal Hosein will be key bowlers, especially in the slower pitches. All in all, Quetta looks ready for a promising season in the 10 seasons of PSL.

Quetta Gladiators' strongest playing XI

Finn Allen is a right-handed opening batter known for his fearless hitting in the powerplay. He's expected to give Quetta fast starts by attacking early and making the most of field restrictions. Even quick-fire innings of 30–40 runs at a high strike rate can shift the momentum in just a few overs.

Saud Shakeel (c) is a control and calm batter to the top order in the team. While others go big, his role is to hold things together, keep the scoreboard ticking, and guide the innings. He’s there to anchor, rotate the strike, and make sure the team doesn’t lose quick wickets.

Rilee Rossouw is a left-handed middle-order batter known for his quick scoring in the tough times, and if the team needs, he can play according to the situation. He’s the kind of player who can turn a game around, especially in the middle overs. With his experience, he’s expected to keep the pressure on the opposition team and guide the team in tight situations.

Khawaja Nafay is a right-handed batter with solid technique and quick hands. As Quetta’s uncapped pick, he has a big chance to make a name for himself. He’ll be expected to play smartly in the middle overs, keep the runs ticking, and chip in with a few big shots when needed. A strong showing could lift both his team and his career.

Kusal Mendis (wk) is a right-handed batter and wicketkeeper known for his mass stroke-play in the middle of the game. In the middle order, he can play steady innings or go big when the team needs, depending on the situation. With the gloves, he’ll play a key role in keeping.

Faheem Ashraf is a left-handed batter and right-arm pace all-rounder who brings balance to the team in this 10th season. He can smash quick runs at the end and he can bowl if the team needs. Whether it’s steadying the innings or picking up key wickets, Faheem is a handy option in pressure moments.

Mohammad Wasim Jr is a right-arm fast-bowling all-rounder with extreme pace and a fearless attitude in tough situations. He’s the team’s key bowler. He will able to bowl at any point and take crucial wickets. With the bat, he’s a powerful hitter who can finish games and turn the tide in close chases.

Akeal Hosein is a left-arm spinner who bowls tight lengths in crucial times, especially in the powerplay overs. He’s known for his accuracy and smart variations in every game, making it hard for batters to score freely, whether it’s early wickets or excellent spells in crucial over.

Mohammad Amir is a Left-arm Fast bowler, a master of swing and variations. Mohammad Amir brings both experience and skill to the bowling. With his ability to move the new ball sharply, he is expected to open the attack and bowl two incisive overs early on, targeting quick breakthroughs.

Abrar Ahmad is a crucial player in the middle overs for his team, especially with his right-arm mystery spin. His role is specifically designed to bowl tight and get the opposition in trouble by picking key wickets in the middle overs, thereby preventing the batting side from building partnerships.

Mohammad Zeeshan brings extreme pace and natural bounce to his team. By using his height, he can generate pace and bounce, making life difficult for batters. As a local youngster, Zeeshan is expected to bowl with intensity and aggression. If utilized effectively as a first-change or death-over bowler, he has the potential to surprise many with his sharp bounce and pinpoint accuracy.

Quetta Gladiators Probable XI:

Finn Allen, Saud Shakeel (c), Rilee Rossouw, Khawaja Nafay, Kusal Mendis (wk), Faheem Ashraf, Mohammad Wasim Jr, Akeal Hosein, Mohammad Amir, Abrar Ahmad, Mohammad Zeeshan

Quetta Gladiators made smart and exciting decisions during the PSL 2025 draft held in Lahore on January 13. They picked 11 new players, building a strong squad that looks strong and well-balanced for the upcoming 10 PSL season. One of the biggest highlights of their draft was signing three players from New Zealand Mark Chapman, Finn Allen, and Kyle Jamieson. Chapman is a good middle-order batter, Finn Allen is known for his aggressive batting, and Jamieson's fast bowling attack in the PSL10 season. These international stars can make a big difference in tough matches.

Quetta also focused on local talent by bringing in players like Faheem Ashraf and Haseebullah Khan. Faheem is a cool and calm all-rounder who can bat and bowl when the team needs, Haseebullah is a young wicketkeeper-batter with a lot of potential and a hard hitter. Another exciting name in the squad is Abrar Ahmed, the mystery spinner who has impressed many with his skills. The team has also taken experienced players like Sarfaraz Ahmed, who has led the team for many years in the PSL league.

His experience and calm presence will be helpful in guiding the younger players and keeping the team strong and if the team is in a difficult situation he will help with experience. Quetta Gladiators have a solid team with a mix of experienced players and young talent players. They have strong batters, talented bowlers, and good backup options too in this 10th PSL season. If the players perform well together, Quetta could be one of the top teams in PSL 2025 and might even go all the way to win the trophy.

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Quetta Gladiators Squad 2025

The following list includes all the players who are now officially part of the Quetta Gladiators squad for PSL 10. Some names won’t surprise fans loyal players who have been with the team for years and have played key roles in many seasons. Their experience and connection with the Gladiators give the team a strong base.

There are majorly 6 categories in which the players are divided:

1. Platinum
2. Diamond
3. Gold
4. Silver
5. Emerging
6. Supplementary

Quetta Gladiators : Key Players to watch out for

Despite being an overall strong team, there are certain pillars of the team who have contributed much to the success of the team over the years.

1. Mark Chapman
2. Finn Allen
3. Sean Abbott
4. Kusal Mendis
5. Kyle Jamieson
6. Saud Shakeel
7. Mohammad Amir
8. Sarfaraz Ahmed
9. Faheem Ashraf

Quetta Gladiators were one of the top teams in the early years of the Pakistan Super League. From 2016 to 2019, they made it to the final three times and finally lifted the trophy in 2019. Their success came from smart team choices, strong leadership, and players who gave their all on the field. With a solid mix of local talent players and experienced overseas players, Quetta Gladiators is a strong squad that fans can count on. Although recent seasons have been tough, those early years showed how good they can be and the team is still working hard to get back to winning ways.