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13 New Superstars Unveiled For PSL 2018

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced names of 13 additional players who will play in next year’s Pakistan Super League (PSL). The addition of these players takes the total number of new signings to 20.

The list includes New Zealand trio of Luke Ronchi, Mitchell McClenaghan and Colin Munro along with England’s Adil Rashid, Australia’s John Hastings and the South African duo of Albie Morkel and Wayne Parnell.


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West Indian Jason Holder has also returned to PSL, he was denied permission to participate by his home board in PSL 2017.

PCB press release stated:

South African middle-order star JP Duminy, who recently called an end to his Test career in a bid to focus on limited overs cricket, will add experience and firepower to the player roster. He is joined by his national teammates Wayne Parnell and Pakistan-born South African spin wizard Imran Tahir.

New signings will join the players who are still unpicked after being released at the end of retention window in the draft pool for PSL’s third edition.

The players’ draft is expected later this month, while PSL 2018 will be played in February next year.

Thanks to the new signings, PSL will see inclusion of immensely talented international players such as JP Duminy, Mitchell Johnson and Angelo Mathews. These signings depict the amount of progress PCB has made to revive the cricket fever in Pakistan.

Here is a list of all the signings made thus far:

  • Mitchell McClenaghan (New Zealand),
  • Colin Munro (New Zealand),
  • Jason Holder (West Indies),
  • Adil Rashid (England),
  • John Hastings (Australia),
  • Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh),
  • Lendl Simmons (West Indies),
  • Luke Ronchi (New Zealand),
  • Wayne Parnell (South Africa),
  • James Vince (England),
  • Darren Bravo (West Indies),
  • Albie Morkel (South Africa),
  • Tim Bresnan (England),
  • JP Duminy (South Africa),
  • Chris Lynn (Australia),
  • Angelo Mathews (Sri Lanka),
  • Imran Tahir (South Africa),
  • Evin Lewis (West Indies),
  • Rashid Khan (Afghanistan),
  • Mitchell Johnson (Australia)

Teams will now pick one player each in the Platinum, Diamond and Gold categories; two in Silver; two in Emerging; and up to four players in the supplementary round to make up their squads.

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