"CPL will never be successful": Multan Sultans owner questions league's priorities over West Indies cricket ...Middle East

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He questioned whether the Caribbean Premier League is focusing more on business than the growth of West Indies cricket. The Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise owner’s criticism came after the list of overseas players for the 2026 CPL season was released. Amid this, India reclaim ICC Men's T20I No.1 ranking after second straight win over Zimbabwe.

The Multan Sultans owner said that the CPL is being run with a short-term mindset instead of building a stronger future for West Indies cricket. He felt the CPL’s main focus appears to be earning quick money rather than helping local cricket develop, as they have brought in a lot of overseas stars.

CPL will never be successful: Gohar Shah

Gohar Shah posted on X (formerly Twitter): “CPL will never be successful, imho, because of the way they are being managed and run. It’s all about quick short-term money for them. I don’t think they prioritize the interests of West Indies cricket. It’s the only league that has a PSL vs. IPL proxy fixture, but because of small men in big offices, they will run this opportunity into the ground.”

— Gohar Shah (@goharshah95) July 25, 2026

Recently, Antigua signed Moeen Ali, Kusal Perera, Milind Kumar, Tajinder Singh, S. Khan, and Sufiyan Muqeem. Barbados picked Quinton de Kock, Chris Green, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, George Linde, and Daniel Sams as their overseas stars for the upcoming Caribbean Premier League 2026.

St. Kitts & Nevis strengthened their squad with Naseem Shah, Dasun Shanaka, Waqar Salamkheil, Wanindu Hasaranga, and Nikhil Chaudhary. St. Lucia brought in Noor Ahmad, Tim Seifert, Maheesh Theekshana, and Charith Asalanka, while Trinbago signed Alex Hales, Colin Munro, Matthew Breetzke, Usman Tariq, and Amshi de Silva for the upcoming CPL 2026.

Caribbean Premier League 2026 to be played across 8 nations

The seven-team competition will begin on August 7 and end with the final on September 20. However, the CPL will have tough competition for overseas players, as it will run alongside The Hundred, the European T20 Premier League (ETPL), and the knockout stage of the Lanka Premier League (LPL).

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