Which Pakistani Players Are Competing In England's T20 Blast, and How Much Were They Paid

Which Pakistani Players Are Competing In England's T20 Blast, and How Much Were They Paid

The domestic T20 tournament in England, the 2023 Vitality Blast, will feature 10 cricketers from Pakistan. The players, who cost a combined £1.2 million to acquire, are:

Shaheen Shah Afridi: Nottinghamshire Outlaws paid £100,000 to get the left-arm fast bowler. One of the most talented fast bowlers in the game, Afridi is anticipated to play a significant role for Nottinghamshire in the Blast.

Shan Masood: The Yorkshire Vikings paid £50,000 to acquire the left-handed opening batter. Shan Masood, a T20 cricket player with a track record of success, will try to help Yorkshire win the Blast.

Hasan Ali: To acquire the right-arm fast bowler, Warwickshire Bears paid £50,000. Hassan Ali a veteran T20 bowler, will be aiming to improve on his already stellar track record.

Shadab Khan: The Sussex Sharks paid £50,000 to acquire the all-around player Shadab Khan. Shadab is a crucial player for the Pakistani national team and is well-known for his prowess in the field, bowl and at the plate.

Haider Ali: Derbyshire Falcons paid £30,000 to get the promising center-forward. Haider, one of Pakistan's most intriguing young batters, will be hoping to leave a lasting impression throughout the Blast.

Zafar Gohar: Gloucestershire paid £25,000 to get the left-arm spinner. Gohar is a gifted bowler who has made an impression in Pakistani domestic cricket.

Usama Mir: Worcestershire Rapids paid £25,000 to acquire the leg-spinner. Young bowler Mir has demonstrated promise in limited overs cricket.

Naseem Shah: Leicestershire Foxes paid £20,000 to acquire the promising fast bowler Naseem Shah. One of the world's fastest bowlers, is anticipated to have a major impact on the league.

Zaman Khan: Durham paid £15,000 to acquire the young and talented fast bowler. Zaman Khan is another intriguing young bowler who has excelled in Pakistani domestic cricket.