Two months after the Pakistan Super League (PSL) ended, many PSL players are still waiting for their full payments. Both local and foreign cricketers are reportedly affected.
According to sources, only 70 percent of the agreed payments were made at the start of the tournament. The remaining 30 percent was supposed to be paid within one month after the league’s conclusion. However, that deadline has passed, and the money is still unpaid.
Several PSL players have expressed frustration over the delay. Franchise officials have contacted the league management multiple times, requesting a resolution.
The PSL administration has now assured teams that the pending payments will be cleared within a week. Still, many players and franchise owners remain unhappy with how the situation has been handled.
This delay not only affects the morale of PSL players but also raises concerns about the league’s financial transparency. Timely payment is crucial for maintaining the trust of players, especially international stars who join the league each year.
Franchise owners are also worried about the league’s image. They believe such issues can harm future participation and the credibility of the tournament.
This is not the first time the PSL has faced criticism over financial matters. Experts say that regular delays in payments can impact the league’s growth and its ability to attract top talent.
As preparations for the next season begin, players and teams are urging the management to fulfill its commitments and avoid similar issues in the future.
Ensuring timely payments will help the PSL maintain its reputation as a professional and reliable cricket league.
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