Pakistan Super League (PSL) HBL 2023

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Pakistan Super League (PSL) HBL 2023

Contents
1 HBL PSL 8 TEAMS 2023
2 HBL PSL Debut In 2023
3 HBL PSL SEASON 8 SPONSORS
4 PSL 2023 Match Timings (Pakistan Time):
5 Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2023 Complete Schedule
6 Schedule 2023
7 Previous Seasons of Pakistan Super League:
8 Karachi KINGS
9 Download lest
10 Islamabad United New Players
11 Karachi Kings New Players
12 Lahore Qalandars New Players
13 Multan Sultans New Players
14 Peshawar Zalmi New Players
15 Quetta Gladiators New Players
16 History HBL PSL
17 PSL 2023 Venues Stadium

HBL PSL 8 TEAMS 2023

  • PESHAWAR ZALMI
  • LAHORE QALANDARS
  • KARACHI KINGS
  • ISLAMABAD UNITED
  • QUETTA GLADIATORS
  • MULTAN SULTANS

HBL PSL Debut In 2023

Hasaranga, Neesham, Rajapaksa, Rashid, Shamsi and Wade to make HBL PSL debut in 2023

  • Aimal Khan, Arafat Minhas and Shawaiz Irfan picked after impressing in Pakistan Junior League; 10 countries to be represented in HBL PSL 8
  • Media houses are requested to use correct event nomenclature in texts, headlines and bulletins

HBL PSL SEASON 8 SPONSORS

PSL 2023 Match Timings (Pakistan Time):

  • Opening Ceremony: 7:00 PM
  • Opening Match: 8:00 PM
  • Friday Double Matches: 3:00 PM & 8:00 PM
  • Other Days Double Matches: 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
  • Single Matches: 7:00 PM

Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2023 Complete Schedule

DateMatchTime (PST)Venue
09 Feb, ThuKarachi Kings vs Multan Sultans8:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
09 Feb, ThuQuetta Gladiators vs Peshawar Zalmi7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
09 Feb, ThuMultan Sultans vs Lahore Qalandars2:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
09 Feb, ThuKarachi Kings vs Quetta Gladiators7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
10 Feb, FriPeshawar Zalmi vs Islamabad United2:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
10 Feb, FriKarachi Kings vs Lahore Qalandars7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
10 Feb, FriQuetta Gladiators vs Multan Sultans7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
10 Feb, FriIslamabad United vs Multan Sultans7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
10 Feb, FriPeshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
11 Feb, SatQuetta Gladiators vs Islamabad United7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
11 Feb, SatKarachi Kings vs Peshawar Zalmi7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
11 Feb, SatIslamabad United vs Lahore Qalandars2:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
11 Feb, SatPeshawar Zalmi vs Multan Sultans7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
12 Feb, SunKarachi Kings vs Islamabad United7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
12 Feb, SunQuetta Gladiators vs Lahore Qalandars7:00 PMNational Stadium, Karachi
12 Feb, SunMultan Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
12 Feb, SunLahore Qalandars vs Multan Sultans7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
12 Feb, SunIslamabad United vs Quetta Gladiators7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
13 Feb, MonPeshawar Zalmi vs Karachi Kings2:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
13 Feb, MonLahore Qalandars vs Quetta Gladiators7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
14 Feb, TueIslamabad United vs Karachi Kings7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore

Schedule 2023

14 Feb, TueIslamabad United vs Karachi Kings7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
15 Feb, WedPeshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
16 Feb, ThuMultan Sultans vs Karachi Kings7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
17 Feb, FriIslamabad United vs Peshawar Zalmi7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
18 Feb, SatMultan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators3:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
18 Feb, SatLahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings8:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
19 Feb, SunLahore Qalandars vs Islamabad United7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
20 Feb, MonQuetta Gladiators vs Karachi Kings2:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
20 Feb, MonMultan Sultans vs Islamabad United7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
21 Feb, TueLahore Qalandars vs Peshawar Zalmi7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
23 Feb, ThuLahore Qalandars vs Multan Sultans (Qualifier)7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
24 Feb, FriPeshawar Zalmi vs Islamabad United (Eliminator 1)7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
25 Feb, SatLahore Qalandars vs Islamabad United (Eliminator 2)7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore
19 Mar, SunLahore Qalandars vs Multan Sultans (Final)7:00 PMGaddafi Stadium, Lahore

Previous Seasons of Pakistan Super League:

PSL 2016 was played completely in the United Arab Emirates due to security risks in Pakistan. Islamabad United won the first PSL.

PSL 2017:

Peshawar Zalmi won the Cup by Defeating Quetta Gladiators in Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan.

PSL 2018:

Islamabad United won the cup in National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan. Peshawar Zalmi were runner-up.

PSL 2019:

Quetta Gladiators won the cup in National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan. Peshawar Zalmi was runner-up.

PSL 2020:

Karachi Kings won their first title in National Stadium, Karachi. Lahore Qalandars were runner up.

PSL 2021:

Multan Sultans won their first title in Sheikh Zayed Stadium, UAE. Peshawar Zalmi were runner up.

PSL 2022:

Lahore Qalandars won their first title in Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Multan Sultans were runner-up.

Karachi KINGS

Sri Lanka’s 2022 Asia Cup winning duo of Wanindu Hasaranga and Bhanuka Rajapaksa, England and Australia’s ICC T20 Men’s World Cup winners Adil Rashid and Matthew Wade, respectively, New Zealand all-rounder Jimmy Neesham and Tabraiz Shamsi of South Africa will make their HBL Pakistan Super League debuts in the eighth edition of the tournament, which will be held across four cities from 13 February to 19 March 2023.

Hasaranga was picked up by 2019 champions Quetta Gladiators, 2017 winners Peshawar Zalmi scooped Rajapaksa, while Wade was chosen by 2020 champions Karachi Kings in the HBL PSL Player Draft 2023, which was held here on Thursday. The trio were picked in the Platinum Category.

In a 129-match T20 career, Hasaranga has claimed 182 wickets at an economy-rate of 6.71, while in 52 T20Is, the spinner has claimed 86 wickets. Hard-hitting batter Rajapaksa holds an identical strike-rate of 135 in 35 T20Is and 143 T20s, whereas Wade holds a strike-rate of 132 and 136 in T20I and T20 cricket, respectively.

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Neesham, who was part of New Zealand’s squad for the 2021 and 2022 T20 World Cups, became a Zalmi after impressing the franchise following his 2,934 runs in 217 T20 matches at a strike-rate of 142 and 688 runs in 60 T20Is at a strike-rate of 159.6. Multan Sultans lost Imran Tahir to Karachi Kings but roped in Adil Rashid, who has taken 93 wickets in 92 T20Is with an economy-rate of 7.42, while he has taken 255 wickets in 233 T20s at an economy-rate of 7.43.

Shamsi was picked by Karachi Kings. The left-arm wrist-spin bowler has played 59 T20Is in which he has taken 73, while he has bagged 225 wickets in 192 T20s. The three players were picked in Supplementary round.

The draft also saw three teenagers, who excelled at the Pakistan Junior League, picked by three different franchises. Mardan Warriors’ Aimal Khan was selected by Quetta Gladiators, Arafat Minhas of Gwadar Sharks was picked by Multan Sultans and Shawaiz Irfan of Bahawalpur Royals was selected by Lahore Qalandars.

The 36 foreign players picked up in the draft were from 10 T20I playing countries, including Afghanistan (five), Australia (three), England (10), Ireland (two), Namibia (one), New Zealand (four), South Africa (four), Sri Lanka (two), West Indies (four) and Zimbabwe (one).

Squads (foreign player names in brackets):

Islamabad United New Players

Alex Hales (England), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan), Shadab Khan (all Platinum), Asif Ali, Fazal Haq Farooqi (Afghanistan), Wasim Jr (all Diamond), Azam Khan, Faheem Ashraf, Hasan Ali (all Gold), Abrar Ahmed, Colin Munro (New Zealand), Paul Stirling (Ireland), Rumman Raees, Sohaib Maqsood (all Silver), Hassan Nawaz, Zeeshan Zamir (both Emerging). Moeen Ali (England) and Mubasir Khan (Supplementary)

Karachi Kings New Players

Haider Ali, Imran Tahir (South Africa), Matthew Wade (Australia) (all Platinum), Imad Wasim, James Fuller (New Zealand), James Vince (both England) (all Diamond), Andrew Tye (Australia), Mohammad Amir, Shoaib Malik (all Gold), Aamer Yamin, Mir Hamza, Mohammad Akhlaq, Sharjeel Khan, Tayyab Tahir (all Silver), Irfan Khan Niazi, Qasim Akram (both Emerging). Mohammad Umar and Tabraiz Shamsi (South Africa) (Supplementary) Pakistan Super League (PSL) HBL 2023

Lahore Qalandars New Players

Fakhar Zaman, Rashid Khan (Afghanistan), Shaheen Shah Afridi (all Platinum), Dawid Wiese (Namibia), Hussain Talat, Haris Rauf (all Diamond), Abdullah Shafique, Liam Dawson (England), Sikander Raza (Zimbabwe) (all Gold), Ahmad Daniyal, Dilbar Hussain, Harry Brook (England), Kamran Ghulam, Mirza Tahir Baig (all Silver), Shawaiz Irfan, Zaman Khan (both Emerging). Jalat Khan and Jordan Cox (England) (both Supplementary)

Multan Sultans New Players

David Miller (South Africa), Josh Little (Ireland), Mohammad Rizwan (all Platinum), Khushdil Shah, Rilee Rossouw (South Africa), Shan Masood (all Diamond), Akeal Hosein (West Indies), Shahnawaz Dahani, Tim David (Australia) (all Gold), Anwar Ali, Sameen Gul, Sarwar Afridi, Usama Mir, Usman Khan (both Silver), Abbas Afridi, Ihsanullah (both Emerging). Adil Rashid (England) and Arafat Minhas (Supplementary).

Peshawar Zalmi New Players

Babar Azam, Rovman Powell (West Indies), Bhanuka Rajapaksa (Sri Lanka), (all Platinum), Mujeeb Ur Rehman (Afghanistan), Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies), Wahab Riaz (all Diamond), Arshad Iqbal, Danish Aziz, Mohammad Haris (all Gold), Aamer Jamal, Tom Kohler-Cadmore (England), Saim Ayub, Salman Irshad, Usman Qadir (all Silver), Haseebullah Khan, Sufyan Muqeem (both Emerging). Jimmy Neesham (New Zealand) (Supplementary). Peshawar Zalmi will pick their second Supplementary at the Replacement Draft.

Quetta Gladiators New Players

Mohammad Nawaz, Naseem Shah, Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka) (all Platinum), Iftikhar Ahmed, Jason Roy (England), Odean Smith (West Indies) (all Diamond), Ahsan Ali, Mohammad Hasnain, Sarfaraz Ahmed (all Gold), Mohammad Zahid, Naveen-ul-Haq (Afghanistan), Umar Akmal, Umaid Asif, Will Smeed (England) (all Silver), Aimal Khan, Abdul Wahid Bangalzai (both Emerging). Martin Guptill (New Zealand) and Omair Bin Yousuf (Supplementary). Pakistan Super League (PSL) HBL 2023

History HBL PSL

PSL stands for Pakistan Super League. Pakistan Super League is a T20 format cricket league of Pakistan, it was started in 2016 with 5 teams (Islamabad United, Karachi Kings, Lahore Qalanders, Peshawar Zalmi, and Quetta Gladiators) and now has another team (Multan Sultans) which made a debut in PSL 2018.

Pakistan Super League is a domestic league of Pakistan very Similar to the Indian Premier League (IPL) and Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).

PSL 2023 Venues Stadium

  • Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
  • National Stadium, Karachi
  • Multan International Cricket Stadium
  • Pindi Cricket Stadium

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the locations of PSL 2023 matches are Lahore, Multan, Rawalpindi, and Karachi. All matches of Pakistan Super League 2023 will be played in Pakistan and Pakistani Cricket Fans are very Desperate to See their Heroes playing in front of them. Pakistan Super League (PSL) HBL 2023

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