2016 Pakistan Super League players draft

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For the current draft, see 2017 Pakistan Super League players draft.

The Player Draft for the inaugural season of the Pakistan Super League was held at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore on 21-22 December 2015.[1] A total of 308 players and 30 coaches, including Pakistani and Foreigners were divided into 5 different categories Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver and Emerging.[2] Each franchise had a salary-spending cap of $1.2 million, including the signing of players, coaches and support staff. There were five icon players and each team was allowed to pick one icon and six foreigners in a 20 man squad (16 active and 4 supplementary).[3]

Players per country

Country Number of Players Country Number of Players Country Number of Players
 Pakistan 137  England 59  West Indies 38
 Sri Lanka 22  Australia 10  Bangladesh 10
 South Africa 7  Zimbabwe 6  New Zealand 5
 Ireland 4  Afghanistan 3  Canada 2
 Scotland 2  United States 2  United Arab Emirates 1

Players picked

Following is the list of players picked by different teams.

Shahid Afridi was the first player to be picked in draft.[4] Shane Watson was the first foreign player to be picked in draft.[5][6]

Icon

($200,000)
  1. Pakistan Shahid Afridi
  2. Pakistan Shoaib Malik
  3. Australia Shane Watson
  4. Cricket West Indies Chris Gayle
  5. England Kevin Pietersen

Platinum

($140,000)
  1. Pakistan Sohail Tanvir
  2. Pakistan Umar Akmal
  3. Pakistan Misbah-ul-Haq
  4. Pakistan Wahab Riaz
  5. Pakistan Ahmed Shehzad
  6. Pakistan Sarfraz Ahmed
  7. Cricket West Indies Dwayne Bravo
  8. Cricket West Indies Darren Sammy
  9. Cricket West Indies Andre Russell
  10. Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan

Diamond

($70,000)
  1. Pakistan Mohammad Hafeez
  2. Pakistan Anwar Ali
  3. PakistanKamran Akmal
  4. Pakistan Mohammad Irfan
  5. Pakistan Sohaib Maqsood
  6. PakistanMuhammad Rizwan
  7. Pakistan Immad Wasim
  8. Cricket West Indies Lendl Simmons
  9. Cricket West Indies Samuel Badree
  10. England Ravi Bopara
  11. England Luke Wright
  12. Australia Brad Haddin

Gold

($50,000)
  1. PakistanKhalid Latif
  2. Pakistan Bilawal Bhatti
  3. PakistanJunaid Khan
  4. Pakistan Mohammad Sami
  5. Pakistan Umer Gul
  6. Pakistan Sharjeel Khan
  7. PakistanZulfiqar Babar
  8. Pakistan Muhammad Amir
  9. England James Vince
  10. South Africa Cameron Delport
  11. Australia James Allenby
  12. Zimbabwe Elton Chigumbura
  13. Cricket West Indies Kevon Cooper
  14. BangladeshTamim Iqbal

Silver

($25,000)
  1. Pakistan Azhar Ali
  2. Pakistan Asad Shafiq
  3. Pakistan Sohail Khan
  4. Pakistan Abdur Rehman
  5. Pakistan Usama Mir
  6. Pakistan Shahid Yousuf
  7. Pakistan Umar Amin
  8. Pakistan Saad Nasim
  9. Pakistan Zohaib Khan
  10. Pakistan Imran Khan Jr.
  11. Pakistan Kamran Ghulam
  12. Pakistan Mohammad Nawaz
  13. Pakistan Zia ul Haq
  14. Pakistan Hammad Azam
  15. Pakistan Nauman Anwar
  16. Pakistan Imran Khalid
  17. Pakistan Zafar Gohar
  18. Pakistan Bilal Asif
  19. Pakistan Aamir Yamin
  20. Pakistan Iftikhar Ahmed
  21. Pakistan Babar Azam
  22. BangladeshMushfiqur Rahim
  23. England Dawid Malan
  24. England Sam Billings

Emerging

($10,000)
  1. Pakistan Adnan Rasool
  2. Pakistan Bismillah Khan
  3. Pakistan Hasan Ali
  4. Pakistan Saifullah Bangash
  5. Pakistan Amad Butt
  6. Pakistan Naved Yasin
  7. Pakistan Akbar-ur-Rehman
  8. Pakistan Musadiq Ahmed
  9. Pakistan Mir Hamza
  10. Pakistan Rumman Raees

Supplementary

Supplementary players are those who picked by their team as extra players and their contracts will start only after they join their teams.

Players Pre-Draft Category Players Pre-Draft Category Players Pre-Draft Category
Pakistan Rameez Raja Jr. Emerging Pakistan Aizaz Cheema Silver PakistanSaeed Ajmal Diamond
Pakistan Taj Wali Emerging Pakistan Shahzaib Hasan Gold Pakistan Ehsan Adil Gold
Pakistan Israrullah Emerging Pakistan Fawad Alam Gold Australia Brad Hodge Diamond
Pakistan Mukhtar Ahmed Silver England Ashar Zaidi Silver Sri Lanka TM Dilshan Platinum
Pakistan Abdul Razzaq Silver Sri Lanka Kumar Sangakkara Platinum

Post draft signings

Players Pre-Draft Category Players Pre-Draft Category
Sri Lanka Ajantha Mendis Diamond Cricket West Indies Dwayne Smith Platinum
Australia Shaun Tait Diamond England Riki Wessels Silver
New Zealand Grant Elliott Diamond England Azhar Mehmood Diamond
England Owais Shah Gold New Zealand Nathan McCullum
Netherlands Ryan ten Doeschate England Jonny Bairstow

Management and staff

This is the list of coaches and other supportive staff hired by 5 franchises.[7]

Islamabad United
Peshawar Zalmi
  • Pakistan Mohammad Akram (Head Coach)
  • Zimbabwe Andy Flower (Batting Consultant)
  • Pakistan Abdul Rehman (Manager)
  • South Africa Grant Luden (Fielding Coach/ Fitness Trainer)
  • Pakistan Ibrahim Qureshi (Assistant Trainer)
  • Zimbabwe Bradly Lan Robinson (Physiotherapists)
  • Pakistan Usman Hashmi (Analyst)
Karachi Kings
Quetta Gladiators
Lahore Qalandars

References

  1. ^ "Pakistan Super League players draft on Dec 21-22". DailyTimes. Retrieved 2016-02-06.
  2. ^ PSL details
  3. ^ "Pakistan Super League: Draft pick order decided, logo launched". The Express Tribune. Retrieved 5 February 2016.
  4. ^ "Shahid Afridi becomes first player to be picked in Pakistan Super League (PSL)". Cricket Country. Retrieved 2016-02-06.
  5. ^ "Shahid Afridi becomes first player to be picked in Pakistan Super League (PSL)". Cricket Country. Retrieved 2016-02-06.
  6. ^ "Pakistan Super League, Day 1: Younis Khan unsold as Misbah ul-Haq picked by Islamabad United". Zee News. Retrieved 2016-02-06.
  7. ^ "England's Andy Flower to coach 'Peshawar Zalmi'". Business Recorder. Retrieved 2016-02-06.
  8. ^ http://tribune.com.pk/story/1088518/aaqib-javed-resigns-from-uae-coaching-joins-psl-franchise/, ""The Express Tribune"" 2016-04-20. Retrieved 2016-04-21

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