The drafting for the 10th season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) has officially kicked off at historic Hazuri Bagh located in Walled City Lahore.

PSL draft Platinum category Round-1

Islamabad United has picked Matthew Short.

Multan Sultans have picked Michael Bracewell in the Platinum category.

Peshawar Zalmi has picked Tom Kohler-Cadmore through the Right to Match.

Quetta Gladiators have picked Mark Chapman in the Platinum category.

Lahore Qalandars have picked Daryl Mitchell in the Platinum category.

Karachi Kings have picked David Warner in the Platinum category.

PSL draft Platinum category Round-2

Quetta Gladiators have picked Faheem Ashraf

Karachi Kings have picked Adam Milne

Quetta Gladiators have picked Finn Allen

Karachi Kings have picked Abbas Afridi

PSL 10 draft Diamond Category

Karachi Kings has picked Khushdil Shah in the first round of the Diamond Category

Peshawar Zalmi has selected Corbin Bosch

Islamabad United has selected Jason Holder

Lahore Qalandars has selected Kusal Perera

Peshawar Zalmi has picked Muhammad Ali in their second innings in the Diamond category

PSL 10 draft Gold Category

Peshawar Zalmi picked Abdul Samad as a wild card in the Gold Category Round One

Multan Sultans invited Arshad Nadeem to announce the Gold Category Round One and picked Muhammad Hasnain

Islamabad United picked Ben Dorshwesh

Karachi Kings picked Aamir Jamal in the gold category

PSL-10 Silver Category Round-1

Multan Sultans picked Akid Javed

Karachi Kings has picked Mir Hamza

Islamabad United has picked Salman Irshad

Quetta Gladiators has selected Asif Afridi

Lahore Qalandars has picked Kurram Shahzad

Peshawar Zalmi has selected Ahmed Daniyal

PSL-10 Silver Category Round-2

Peshawar Zalmi selected Najibullah Zadran.
Quetta Gladiators picked Haseebullah Khan.
Karachi Kings opted for Litton Das.
Islamabad United secured Mohammad Nawaz.
Lahore Qalandars chose Asif Ali.
Multan Sultans finalized Tayyab Tahir.

PSL-10 Silver Category Round-3

Lahore Qalandars picked Rishad Hossain.
Islamabad United selected Andries Gous.
Multan Sultans secured Gudakesh Motie.
Quetta Gladiators opted for Kyle Jamieson.
Multan Sultans also added Josh Little to their squad.
Lahore Qalandars finalized Mohammad Akhlaq

PSL-10 Emerging Category Round-1

Quetta Gladiators selected Hassan Nawaz.
Peshawar Zalmi picked Maaz Sadaqat.
Multan Sultans secured Shahid Aziz.
Islamabad United opted for Saad Masood.
Lahore Qalandars chose Momin Qamar.
Karachi Kings finalized Riazullah.

PSL 2025 Emerging Picks Round 2: Franchises Secure Talented Youngsters

Quetta Gladiators: Hassan Nawaz
Peshawar Zalmi: Maaz Sadaqat
Multan Sultans: Shahid Aziz
Islamabad United: Saad Masood
Lahore Qalandars: Momin Qamar
Karachi Kings: Riazullah

PSL-10 Supplementary Category

Islamabad United selects Australia's Ryley Meredith in the first round of the supplementary category

Multan Sultans selected West Indies' Johnson Charles

Karachi Kings selected Kane Willaimson

Islamabad United picked Riley Meredith

Multan Sultans picked Johson Charles

Quetta Gladiators picked Tom Curran

Lahore Gladatiros picked Kusal Mendis

Peshawar Zalmi has selected Alzarri Joseph

United and Karachi Kings have already joined the event, while Peshawar Zalmi and Multan Sultans have also made their presence known. Multan Sultans' owner, Ali Tareen, has also arrived at the venue with his team representatives for the drafting process. In addition, cricket star Babar Azam, accompanied by his father, has arrived for the event, while former cricketers Inzamam-ul-Haq and Haji Akram are also present.

The HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) has revealed the complete list of overseas players registered in the Platinum category for the 13 January Player Draft. The pool includes 44 exciting players from eight countries.

Kane Williamson, the second leading run scorer for New Zealand in T20Is, has also registered in the Platinum category along with his long-time teammate and leading wicket-taker ever in T20Is, Tim Southee.

Apart from Williamson and Southee, Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, Finn Allen, Jimmy Neesham, Mark Chapman, and Michael Bracewell are other Kiwi players, who will interest the six HBL PSL franchises on Monday.

The most overseas Platinum category players – 13, are from Australia, including the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 winners Ashton Agar, David Warner, and Daniel Sams. Usman Khawaja, who represented Islamabad United in HBL PSL 2021, is also part of this category.

From Afghanistan, Mujeeb-Ur-Rehman and Naveen-ul-Haq will be up for grabs. HBL PSL 8 winner Sam Billings and HBL PSL 9 winner Tymal Mills, also have registered their interest in the overseas Platinum category along with six other English players.

Imran Tahir, Rassie van der Dussen, Reeza Hendricks and Tabraiz Shamsi make up the South Africa contingent in the top overseas category. Sri Lanka’s current T20I captain, Charith Asalanka and his team mate Kusal Mendis are also part of the best of the best overseas pool.

Experienced Jason Holder will be a hot pick among five other West Indies players locked in the Platinum category. Bangladesh’s seasoned duo of Mustafizur Rehman and Shakib Al Hasan are also part of the overseas Platinum pool.

Chief Executive Officer PSL, Salman Naseer: “We are thrilled to announce a 44 strong and exciting contingent of overseas Platinum picks for the PSL 2025 Player Draft and I’m sure all the six franchises will have their eyes on them as the Draft Day draws near.

“Combined with the Pakistan stars we have an exciting pool of talent available. All eyes are now on 13 January when the final squads for the six franchises will be determined.

“Irrespective of whatever happens on Monday, I’m deeply thankful to all the players who have registered their interest in any category in a bid to become part of the historic 10th edition of the HBL PSL and I wish them all Good luck.”

What is Pakistan Super League?

Established in 2015 by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the Pakistan Super League commenced its inaugural season in 2016 with five franchises: Karachi Kings, Lahore Qalandars, Islamabad United, Peshawar Zalmi, and Quetta Gladiators.

In 2018, the league expanded to include a sixth team, Multan Sultans.

Over the years, the PSL has witnessed competitive cricket and has been instrumental in unearthing local talent while attracting international stars.

The league has also played a pivotal role in bringing high-profile cricket back to Pakistan, with matches increasingly hosted on home soil.

PSL Champions Over the Years:

2016: Islamabad United
2017: Peshawar Zalmi
2018: Islamabad United
2019: Quetta Gladiators
2020: Karachi Kings
2021: Multan Sultans
2022: Lahore Qalandars
2023: Lahore Qalandars
2024: Islamabad United