Multan Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule

Multan are a Pakistan Cricket Board regional side representing the Multan cricket region. They are separate from the privately operated Multan Sultans PSL franchise: the two teams do not share competition records, ownership, squads or trophies.

The regional team returned to the National T20 structure in 2023/24 and reached that season's Super Eight stage. In 2024/25, Multan advanced through Group D and a seven-run quarter-final win over Karachi Whites before Lahore Blues ended their run by five runs in the semi-final.

Imam-ul-Haq captained the 2025/26 Super 10 team. Multan lost a 408-run opener to Abbottabad, then beat Lahore Blues by three runs and Karachi Blues by 74 runs before a seven-wicket loss to Sialkot left them third in Group B.

The final group record was two wins, two losses, four points and a +0.907 net run rate. Multan and Karachi Blues were level on points, but Abbottabad and Sialkot each finished on six and took the semi-final places.

Every current-season score below comes from PCB scorecards. Multan Cricket Stadium is presented as the region's principal venue, while the page clearly records Peshawar as the actual site of all four 2025/26 T20 matches.

The published group contained 16 selected players and five reserves, while Sameer Minhas appeared in the final group match. Across the four scorecards, 14 players actually took the field.

Selection, reserve status and an appearance are different facts. The directory preserves all three layers without turning an unused selection into a played match or dropping a documented participant because he was absent from the earlier list.

No. Before the final round, Multan, Sialkot and Abbottabad were all on four points and competing for two places. Multan then lost the effective knockout match to Sialkot, while Abbottabad beat Lahore Blues.

Sialkot and Abbottabad therefore finished on six points; Multan remained on four. Multan's +0.907 net run rate ranked them above Karachi Blues, but it could not bridge a two-point qualification gap.

Multan made 203/6 through Moheer Saeed's 76, Muhammad Shahzad's unbeaten 54 and Bismillah Khan's 45. Abbottabad still reached 205/2 from the final ball, sealed by Khushdil Shah's six.

The eight-wicket margin can make the chase look comfortable, but the timing says otherwise. Kamran Ghulam's unbeaten 95 and only two wickets lost kept Abbottabad close enough to take 13 from the final over and finish on the 120th ball.

Multan recovered to 138/4 before losing their last six wickets for 24 runs and finishing at 163. Arafat Minhas then conceded only seven runs in four overs, but Sialkot still needed 64 from the final 25 balls.

Hasan Nawaz moved from 21 off 20 balls to 80 not out off 40. His late surge included 23 from the 19th over, and Sialkot completed the chase with one ball left to take the semi-final place.

No. Multan Region compete in the PCB domestic structure; Multan Sultans are a privately operated Pakistan Super League franchise. Similar geography does not merge their owners, squads, fixtures or honours.

The distinction also changes season context: these four regional matches were all played in Peshawar, while Multan Cricket Stadium can host Sultans and other competitions. Venue overlap never turns one team's record into the other's.