PSL 2026: Multan Auction Date, Time, Base Price Revealed
Walee Company (Ahsan Tariq) is the new owner of Multan Sultans for 245 Crore PKR per year.
Walee Tech rename Multan Sultans to Rawalpindi.
| Base Price | Final Bid |
|---|---|
| 182 Crore | 245 Crore |
The Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to sell the Multan Sultans franchise, for which an auction will be held on 9th February at Lahore.
Similar to the two newly added teams in the Pakistan Super League, several local and international companies have shown interest in acquiring the Multan Sultans franchise.
Multan Sultans’ former owner, Ali Tareen Khan, has also completed all the required documentation to participate in the bidding auction and is set to be part of the process.
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Multan Sultans Auction 2026
The auction for the Multan Sultans team will take place on 9 February, with Lahore set as the venue. This announcement by the PCB is being seen as a positive step, as the PSL player auction is already scheduled for 11 February. New teams naturally need some time for planning and squad preparation, so the auction on 9 February will be a favorable date for the new owners of Multan Sultans.
The owners who win the Multan Sultans franchise will then take part in the player auction on 11 February and will build their squad accordingly.
It is important to note that Multan Sultans have not retained any player. The franchise will enter the auction with a 1.6m purse and will select its entire squad through the auction process.
Qualified Bidders for Multan Sultans Franchise Auction
A total of five bids are finalized for this HBL PSL franchise auction. After few minutes the you can see the live auction between these bidders. And the final winner will be announced soon.
- Walee – Ahsan Tariq
- Aimnext.inc – Mr. Umer & Ali
- DSM – Mr. Mukhdoom
- Particle Igniter – Saad Sikandar
- CD Ventures – Mr. Gohar Shah
Watch PSL 2026 Multan Sultans Auction
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MS Franchise Base Value
According to a report, just as Hyderabad was sold at an annual fee of PKR 175 crore and Sialkot Stallions at PKR 185 crore, the base price of Multan Sultans is expected to be around PKR 180 crore, or possibly even higher.
This is because Multan Sultans already enjoy strong popularity across South Punjab and are considered a stable and well-established franchise, unlike the newly introduced teams.
