A new history has been made in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
According to reports, the auction of players has started for the first time in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
For the first time, for the eight-team event, players will be selected by auction instead of draft.
The Multan Sultans team will now join the action under new owners with the new name ‘Rawalpindi’.
Pakistan striker Faheem Ashraf was bought by Islamabad United for 8.5 million rupees.
In the first all-rounder, Pakistani defender Faheem Ashraf was bought by Islamabad United for Rs. 85 million.
All students Imad Wasim, Muhammad Junayd, Mehdi Hassan Miraz, Hussain Talat, Asif Afridi, Danish Aziz, Muhammad Zishan were not interested by any franchise.
In the second lot, Australia’s David Warner was bought by Karachi Kings for Rs 7.9 million while South Africa’s Riley Russo was bought by Quetta Gladiators for Rs 5.55 million.
Jahanzeb Sultan was bought by Sialkot Stallions for 60 thousand dollars.
In the second round, players like Colin Munro, Umeer Bin Yousaf, Kamran Ghulam, George Mansi and Saud Shakeel were not picked up by any franchise.
In the third lot, Muhammad Ali was bought by Hyderabad for 2 billion 15 thousand dollars.
