Want to know who’s in and out of form? Honeyball has done the hard work for you, recalling all the best and worst BBL-contracted performers from the 2025 Pakistani Super League.
Pakistani Super League (April 11 to May 25)
The PSL is very relevant this year with the influx of seven Pakistanis into BBL|15. Heat recruit Shaheen Shah Afridi captained Lahore Qalandars to the title, with Hobart’s Bangladeshi leggie Rishad Hossain and Stars quick Haris Rauf in the side.
Afridi starred with 3-24 in the final and finished as the leading wicket-taker with 19 scalps in 13 games at 16.42 with an economy rate of 7.76. Rauf was joint second for most wickets (17) but went for 10.28 per over. Rishad managed 13 wickets in 7 games.
Adelaide recruit Hasan Ali was joint second for wickets with 17 from only 10 games, with an average of 20.47 and economy rate of 9.03 for Karachi Kings.
Fellow Strikers draftee Luke Wood was good up front for Peshawar with 11 wickets in 8 games with a stand-out economy rate of 7.13.
Thunder import Shadab Khan was inside the top 10 for wickets with 14 from 10 games for Islamabad United, possessing an impressive economy rate of 7.9. Thunder batsman David Warner finished sixth overall for runs scored, 368, from 11 knocks at 33.45 with a strike rate of 153.97.
Renegades recruit Mohammad Rizwan was seventh for runs (367 at 52.42), with Sixers import Babar Azam in ninth with 288 runs at 36, with an underwhelming strike rate of 128.57.
Kiwis Tim Seifert, Colin Munro and Finn Allen all scored 200+ runs to sit inside the top 20 PSL run scorers. Mitch Owen had limited opportunities, but finished with the second best strike rate (192.45), with Sam Billings in fourth (161 runs at 185.05).
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