PSL 2025 Foreign Players and Their Outstanding Records

A splendid roster of international cricket stars welcomed by Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025. PSL 2025 Foreign Players does the work for enhancing the league in terms of competition and making it attractive to the world. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) offered excellent monetary rewards. This includes an extra amount of $100,000 for some select high-profile foreign players. Thus, this promises high-fire matches and interesting matchups during the tournament.

The players are drawn by the global reach of PSL and its commercial viability. Throughout its history, PSL has been an achievement in terms of foreign players meeting all standards and performing in conditions which are relatively unfamiliar.

Here we will look at the top foreign players who will be a part of this edition of PSL.

David Warner (Australia) – Karachi Kings 

David Warner is an explosive left-handed opener from Australia. He joined Karachi Kings recently in PSL 2025. He has hit well over 12,500 runs in T20 cricket. He has a handsome strike rate of  above 140. He has over 100 fifties and 8 centuries in T20s. Known for fast starts and fearless hitting, Warner brings in experience and aggression. His leadership skills also add value. In important matches of PSL 2025, he is one of the most-watched foreign stars.

Daryl Mitchell (New Zealand) – Lahore Qalandars

Daryl Mitchell plays for Lahore Qalandars after being the first selection in the PSL 2025 draft. He has scored over 4,900 runs with 31.31 avg. with a strike rate of 135.61. It includes 25 fifties. He has also picked 78 wickets in T20s. His consistency makes him a valuable resource.

Finn Allen (New Zealand) – Quetta Gladiators

Finn Allen is a no nonsense opener for Quetta in this edition. He has amassed over 2500 runs with a strike rate of 160.  He can easily dominate the bowlers in the power plays with his aggressive style of play. But overall, he develops into some pretty exciting prospects with the explosive power he brings to the top order. Allen’s consistency and attacking style will be crucial for his team.

Matthew Short (Australia) – Islamabad United

The talented all-rounder Matthew Short will be joining Islamabad United for PSL 2025. He has scored more than 2,000 T20 runs but has a decent average of 31.13 with a strike rate of 135.61. He can also bowl and help to balance the side. Almost each and every role regarding bat or ball in the T20s fits for him and any team can benefit by having him as an asset. 

Michael Bracewell (New Zealand)-Multan Sultans

Michael Bracewell is truly one of the biggest all-rounders for the Multan Sultans PSL 2025. He has made over 1500 runs and taken more than 60 wickets in T20 cricket. He gives balance to the team because of his all round capabilities. That makes Michael Bracewell a valuable asset over the leagues around the globe. He can take a game away from you in an instant. He is very trustworthy with the ball as well.

Tom Kohler-Cadmore (England)-Peshawar Zalmi

Tom Kohler-Cadmore, the explosive right-handed batter, adds heat to Peshawar Zalmi’s top order. He has scored in excess of 3,000 T20 runs, batting at an average strike rate of 140. Kohler-Cadmore is known for his aggressive batting technique. He always finds it easy to clear the boundary. The team’s edge is further enhanced by his real capacity to counterattack. 

Mark Chapman (New Zealand)- Quetta Gladiators

Mark Chapman is a well-polished all-rounder with exploding batting under his arsenal. This player has plenty of T-20 experience and has made over 3,500 runs. He has performances that make him the backbone of his various teams throughout the years. He has a strike rate of 134.17, making the most of his scoring during the middle overs. Chapman would lend solidity to the squad along with depth under pressure and an ability to play aggressively and with restraint. 

James Vince (England)-Karachi Kings

Technically skilled with over 8,000 T20 runs to his name, James Vince has a strike rate of around 130 and has played T20 leagues over the world. He is known for his elegant stroke play and brings consistency to the top order. His experience and ability to anchor innings make him a pivotal player for Karachi Kings in PSL 2025. He looks to provide stability but accelerate when needed in the powerplay and middle overs.

David Willey (England)-Multan-Sultans

David Willey is one all-rounder, always in the wildcard category in T20 cricket. Willey has great bowling skills and is a good batsman, having scored more than 1,500 runs in T20s along with over 200 wickets. He bowls left-handed swing, which is extremely useful in the powerplay overs. He is well known for finishing matches and giving balance to the side. Willey would help unlock the Multan Sultans’ PSL 2025 plans in ways of his bowling depth as well as batting damageability.

Jason Holder (West Indies)-Islamabad United

Jason Holder is well known as an all-rounder who has well over 100 T20 wickets and 1,500 runs. He is already an old hand in the PSL. He made his entry back in 2016. His height and bounce create a problem for any batsman. He can be vital especially during the middle overs. These qualities make Holder a worthwhile player in all formats. He is known for his calmness and leadership.

Kusal Mendis (Sri Lanka) – Lahore Qalandars

The destructive wicket-keeper batsman has more than 4,500 T20 runs. Mendis is a classic aggressive stroke player with a strike rate of 136.64. He has scored two T20 centuries understating his classic and aggressive style of batting. His wicket-keeping also adds strength to Lahore Qalandars in PSL 2025. All in all, he could be one of the key players in both batting and fielding.

Adam Milne (New Zealand) – Peshawar Zalmi

The fast bowler is like dynamite when it comes to T20 bowling. He has a little over 150 wickets. He is a serious threat with the ball in the power plays and in the death as well. He can bowl consistently over 140 kmph adding firepower to the squad. Milne will, by virtue of his experience and skill, push the balance and depth in the fast attack for the team. 

Tim Seifert (New Zealand) – Karachi Kings

Being an aggressive wicketkeeper-batsman and has scored 3,000-plus T20 runs. An exciting addition for Karachi Kings going into PSL 2025. He scores quick runs pretty much under powerplay conditions. His wicket-keeping is also top-notch and puts him in a situation to influence the games in more than one way.

Kyle Jamieson (New Zealand) – Quetta Gladiators

Tall fast bowler Kyle Jamieson is among the top T20 wicket-takers with 89 wickets to his tally. It is his height and the bounce off the pitch that makes Jamieson a huge threat during both powerplay and middle overs. Besides that, he’s made 458 runs in T20s, which is valuable for any team. 

Chris Jordan (England) – Multan Sultans 

Chris Jordan has been a death-over specialist with over 300 T20 wickets. He has brilliant yorkers & variations. He becomes a really crucial member of the side in close matches. However, he is also going to be a key player for Multan Sultans in PSL 2025.. Jordan’s experience across the major leagues worldwide adds significant value to the team’s bowling attack. 

Ben Dwarshuis (Australia) – Islamabad United  

Ben Dwarshuis is known to have more than 170 T20 wickets. Known for his variations combined with effective death bowling, he is a great asset for Islamabad United in PSL 2025. His last few overs will have pace combined with accurate yorkers in high-pressure situations. 

Colin Munro (New Zealand) – Islamabad United 

Colin Munro is explosive as he opens with his powerful left-handed batting and has over 4,000 T20s runs. Much famed for his hitting ability, he strikes at above 150. He plays aggressive cricket right from the get go.. He makes a dangerous opener to a T20 side. Munro’s presence at the top will give Islamabad United quick runs and a solid foundation for PSL 2025. Colin Munro was retained from Islamabad United squad 2024.

Josh Little (Ireland) – Multan Sultans 

Josh Little is a left-arm fast bowler with over a hundred T20 scalps in the bag. His pace and extra bounce on the ball makes him a valuable asset. He bowls very fast and accurately, making him one potent weapon. His valiant aggression will add much strength to Multan Sultans’ attack in PSL 2025. Little is going to be a dream match-winner. 

Corbin Bosch (South Africa) – Peshawar Zalmi

The all-rounder has accounted for more than 1,500 runs and four five wickets in T20. His versatility alone adds depth to every team. With his accurate bowling in the middle overs, he can also contribute some quick runs in the late lower order. All of this makes him a gem for Peshawar Zalmi in PSL 2025. Bosch is an asset his team can comfortably rely on.