
During the latest Caribbean Premier League season, eleven athletes originating from Pakistan represented five distinct franchises. All-rounder Shadab Khan earned the Player of the Tournament accolade while representing the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, accumulating 132 runs alongside 11 dismissals with the ball.
His teammate Hasan Nawaz contributed 220 runs, including an unbeaten 47 during the championship match, while Sufyan Moqim claimed 12 wickets and collected Player of the Match honors in the final. Usman Mir also featured briefly for the Falcons before traveling to Australia.
Maaz Sadaqat starred for the Jamaica Kingsmen by compiling 363 runs across seven appearances, featuring two centuries such as a 114-run effort in the title clash. Saim Ayub added 182 runs for the Kingsmen, highlighted by a century against the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots.
Meanwhile, Mohammad Haris joined the Guyana Amazon Warriors late in the schedule as a playoff reinforcement, managing ten runs before his side was eliminated.
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