The expected base price for the Multan Sultans franchise ahead of the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11 auction is likely to start at around Rs. 160 crore, with expectations that competitive bidding could push the valuation beyond Rs. 200 crore.
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The matter was discussed during a recent PSL Governing Council meeting, where officials reviewed key franchise-related decisions for the next season. The session was chaired by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi and included representatives from all PSL teams along with senior league officials.
In addition to franchise valuations, the council also deliberated on potential changes to the player recruitment system. Proposals included introducing a hybrid model combining auction and draft mechanisms, as well as allowing direct player signings. Scheduling plans and structural reforms for PSL 11 were also part of the discussions.
PSL officials confirmed that the next edition of the league is scheduled to begin on March 26, marking what has been described as a new phase for Pakistan’s premier T20 tournament. A dedicated working group has been established to finalize pending issues and present recommendations at an upcoming council meeting.
