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Pakistani cricketrs in ipl: The Pakistani cricket team has been in the news due to its shameful performance. The Champions Trophy, which was held earlier, was embarrassed in 2025. The Pakistani team was out of the group stage of this tournament without winning any match.

Now on the tour of New Zealand, on March 16, the Pakistan team lost in the first T20 match of the series. The Pakistani team was reduced to 91 runs in the match. After this, the Kiwi team won the match by 9 wickets in 61 balls.

None of Pakistan’s 50 cricketers sold

But amidst these shameful defeat, Pakistani players are getting laugh in another case around the world. This is a case of T20 leagues around the world, where nowadays Pakistani cricketers are not asking anyone.

Top Pakistani cricketers like Naseem Shah, Saim Ayub and Shadab Khan sent their names in The Hundred League draft, but no one found any buyer. Pakistan’s 50 cricketers gave their names for this draft. It consisted of 45 male and 5 female cricketers.

Let us know that Pakistani cricketers are also craving to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL). But the situation is that no one is asking them even in other leagues around the world. One of the major reasons for this can be assumed that even in other big leagues around the world, the owners of IPL franchises are invested.

Such is the share of IPL franchises in The Hundred

This can also be a big reason. However, there is no confirmation of this. Talking about The Hundred, IPL franchise owners have bought stake in 4 teams of this English tournament. These four teams are Oval Engineals, Manchester Originals, Northern Super Charges and Southern Braves.

The IPL Mumbai Indians franchise has taken a share in the Engineals, Lucknow Super Giants, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals took part in Southern Brave. The 50% stake in the Welsh Fire Team is by Sanjay Govil, an American entrepreneur of Indian origin.

Pakistani cricketers did not play even in African league

Significantly, the England Cricket Board (ECB) President Richard Gold stressed last month that the participation of Pakistani players will not be affected despite the IPL investment in The Hundred, but it has not been seen.

It is not that the condition of Pakistanis is bad in IPL and The Hundred. The same situation is in the South Africa 20 League (SA20) of Africa. All 6 teams of this tournament are in co-ownership of the IPL franchise. Perhaps this has also been the reason that not a single Pakistani player has played in the league so far.