PSL

Mahlangu criticised the standard of the Premier Soccer League's football and blamed the Brazilians for hoarding the best players, noting that they're ...

So credit for all the investing and the success is well deserved!!Daine Klate (@Klatey7) I think the rest just needs to catch up with Sundowns, if they dont then Sundowns must win every season. Whether Sundowns fans or not, everyone wants their team to win all the time, but what’s happening right now is killing our national team.

Former Bafana Bafana legend Jabu Mahlangu went two-footed in a viral video on Monday, criticising the standard of Premier Soccer League football, ...

"We cant talk of FFP when there’s no transparency. So credit for all the investing and the success is well deserved!!— Daine Klate (@Klatey7) "I think lets leave Sundowns and start talking about what the rest must must do to get to that level!!!! How are we going to improve?" "These are top players that are meant to be playing in other teams. that's a whole team sitting in the stands," said Mahlangu.

Sports finance and sponsorship expert Nqobile Ndlovu from Cash N Sport believes the wanted introduction of Financial Fair Play (FFP) in the Premier Soccer ...

It’s essentially stopping clubs from spending more money than they can generate from club activities, and without having to inflate the revenues of the club or make them look higher than they are by using owner's money “Financial Fair Play is not fair, there’s no fairness in Financial Fair Play, the rich teams that can attract sponsors will always have more revenue than the teams who can’t. In my opinion, if we brought in Financial Fair Play tomorrow; the football pyramid would collapse in this country,” Ndlovu told MSW host Robert Marawa.

Former Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates star Jabu Mahlangu has called out Mamelodi Sundowns for player-hogging tendencies that he claims are destroying ...

It’s not going to be possible because all our best players are in one team and they don’t play. How are we going to improve?” “The PSL is not watchable, at least to me.

As champions elect Mamelodi Sundowns claimed yet another inevitable PSL win, we can't shake the feeling that it's getting a bit dull.

Giants will always be giants and their time will come again. On their debut in the top-flight, Richards Bay have been a breath of fresh air. Even more crucially, their performance in their second season in the top-flight will be the true test. The Brazilians have a level of owner investment that feels like a cheat code, and it ensures that their squad is always packed with quality. There is no romance to this story, and almost nobody is enjoying the ride, except for the club’s fans of course. Right now, everything that Sundowns do feels as though it’s a means to an end, and it’s taking them to a predetermined destination.

What Jabu Mahlangu should have rather done is criticise the other teams in the Premiership for not being able to match the runaway log leaders, who are now ...

While Mahlangu is perfectly correct in terms of deeming the quality of soccer in the Premiership to be low, his claims about Sundowns being a problem are not fair. Had they really been invincible, they would have also been stronger in the Caf Champions League, a tournament which they have only won in 2016. Letters should be a maximum of 500 words, and may be edited for length. Submissions should include a contact number and physical address (not for publication). While money has certainly helped Sundowns, it is not the sole factor behind their successes. They did struggle to get going in the early stages of the season and were also knocked out of the MTN8 by Orlando Pirates.

Andile Jali to Kaizer Chiefs: Under-used at Mamelodi Sundowns, are Kaizer Chiefs set to save Andile Jali from his testing time with the PSL leaders?

Hunt has a tip for you that might save you from more misery of losing a bet - Do not place a bet on Premier Soccer League teams.

When a team has not won for some time, those are the dangerous teams but when a team has been winning, you might have a chance,” he said, presumably not including Mamelodi Sundowns in his analysis, given that they have won 13 league games on the bounce. No, not in the PSL. “We can talk all day and say it might be an easy win but they will be up for it. “Don’t bet in the PSL. I would take him any day, but we can’t afford him,” said Hunt. Well, SuperSport United head coach Gavin Hunt has a tip for you that might save you from more misery of losing a bet – Do not place a bet on Premier Soccer League teams.

A former Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns midfield maestro is set to sign a short term deal at a surprise PSL side!

“I think he’s doing a good job after a long period injured. [ALSO WATCH • Kaizer Chiefs star MISSES penalty! [Watch video]](https://www.thesouthafrican.com/sport/soccer/psl-south-africa/kaizer-chiefs-star-misses-penalty-video-breaking-13-january-2023/) [ALSO READ • Kaizer Chiefs star forced to plead for forgiveness!](https://www.thesouthafrican.com/sport/soccer/psl-south-africa/kaizer-chiefs-star-pleads-forgiveness-breaking-09-january-2023/) Look, Manyisa is a good player man, if you are good you are good hey.” He shined. There are only four months left this season, but you can sign a six-month contract.

The former West Indies international, who has not played in the tournament since 2019, was signed up by 2021 champions Multan Sultans. An annual draft which ...

Shane Dadsfwell was selected to stand in for Harry Brook, who has ruled himself out of the entire tournament, at Lahore Qalandars who have also added Sam Billings in place of Rashid Khan. Islamabad United picked up three English players in the form of Tom Curran, in the supplementary draft, and Gus Atkinson and Tymal Mills as replacement picks for Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Alex Hales, who only arrives from February 26. An annual draft which allowed the six teams to complete their squad was held in December but tournament organisers decided to raise the number of players permitted in each squad from 18 to 20.

The Pakistan Super League (PSL) Replacement Draft took place online, today, with all six franchises finalising their squads for the eight edition of the ...

Wanindu Hasaranga will leave the tournament from March 3. Tim David will join the tournament from March 3. The Supplementary players were picked in the Replacement Draft.

The six HBL Pakistan Super League franchises beefed up their squads in the replacement draft that took place over a conference call on Wednesday.

The fourth supplementary round followed the reverse order in which Multan Sultans took Ammad Butt, who was with Peshawar Zalmi in the last edition. Karachi Kings and Islamabad United picked Musa Khan, who was previously in Islamabad United, and Zafar Gohar, while Lahore Qalandars and Peshawar Zalmi reserved their picks. Islamabad United and Karachi Kings picked Tom Curran and Ben Cutting, who played for Peshawar Zalmi last season, respectively. Tim David will join the tournament from 3 March. Lahore Qalandars, who had the second pick, named Ahsan Bhatti, a left-arm spin all-rounder and product of their player development programme. Each side could pick a maximum of one foreign cricketer in the two supplementary rounds.

The draft allowed each side to add two supplementary players, as well as name partial replacements.

Quetta reserved their pick for Sri Lanka's [Wanindu Hasaranga](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/wanindu-hasaranga-de-silva-784379), who will depart the tournament on March 3, meaning he will be available for Quetta's first six games. [Kieron Pollard](https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/kieron-pollard-230559)will return to the Pakistan Super League for the first time [since 2019](https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/psl-2018-19-1168814/quetta-gladiators-vs-peshawar-zalmi-final-1168853/full-scorecard)after he was picked by Multan Sultans in the replacement draft. [Saud Shakeel](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/saud-shakeel-652687), who recently made his mark in Pakistan's home Test series against England and New Zealand, will play for Quetta Gladiators. [Haris Sohail](https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/haris-sohail-318788), who recently returned to the Pakistan ODI side for the first time since 2020, was picked by his former side Peshawar Zalmi. A white-ball series between England and Bangladesh spanning much of the length of the PSL means several England players also needed to be partially replaced, with [Fazalhaq Farooqi](https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/fazalhaq-farooqi-974175)and [Mujeeb ur Rehman](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/mujeeb-ur-rehman-41882); Quetta Gladiators picked [Dwaine Pretorius](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/dwaine-pretorius-327830)and Will Jacks for Odean Smith and Jason Roy. [Adil Rashid](https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/adil-rashid-244497), [Moeen Ali](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/moeen-ali-8917)and [Jason Roy](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/jason-roy-298438)potentially unavailable. [Sam Billings](https://www.espncricinfo.com/player/sam-billings-297628)for Rashid Khan; Peshawar Zalmi replaced Rovman Powell with [Richard Gleeson](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/richard-gleeson-473191); Islamabad United picked [Gus Atkinson](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/gus-atkinson-1039481)and [Tymal Mills](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/tymal-mills-459257)for Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Alex Hales. Multan Sultans replaced David Miller with [Izharulhaq Naveed](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/izharulhaq-naveed-1076473). Peshawar Zalmi - Supplementary: Khurram Shahzad and Haris Sohail. In the Diamond category, Islamabad United and Peshawar Zalmi reserved their picks for [News](/genre/news-1)

The six HBL Pakistan Super League franchises beefed up their squads in the replacement draft that took place over a conference call on Wednesday.

The fourth supplementary round followed the reverse order in which Multan Sultans took Ammad Butt, who was with Peshawar Zalmi in the last edition. Karachi Kings and Islamabad United picked Musa Khan, who was previously in Islamabad United, and Zafar Gohar, while Lahore Qalandars and Peshawar Zalmi reserved their picks. Islamabad United and Karachi Kings picked Tom Curran and Ben Cutting, who played for Peshawar Zalmi last season, respectively. Tim David will join the tournament from 3 March. Lahore Qalandars, who had the second pick, named Ahsan Bhatti, a left-arm spin all-rounder and product of their player development programme. Each side could pick a maximum of one foreign cricketer in the two supplementary rounds.

Stellenbosch FC have been poor this season and have struggled in front of goal without Ashley Du Preez who left the club to join Kaizer Chiefs at the end of ...

Kermit Erasmus is past his prime and has not found the back of the net regularly. Big things will be expected from the former Coton Sport player who has delivered strong performances in the Caf Champions League. Another team that has once again found themselves in the relegation trouble is perennial strugglers Maritzburg United. Johannesburg - There have been plenty of signings in the PSL transfer market this month. He proved that he can score during his time with Royal AM. The 31-year-old has the potential to help the Team of Choice avoid the drop.

The HBL-PSL-8 will kick off on Feb 13 when defending champions Lahore Qalandars take on 2021 champions Multan Sultans in the opening match at the Multan Cricket ...

Meanwhile, the defending champions Lahore Qalandars star batter Brook will also not be available for the team this year. The HBL-PSL-8 will kick off on Feb 13 when defending champions Lahore Qalandars take on 2021 champions Multan Sultans in the opening match at the Multan Cricket Stadium. Since the spinner will miss the country’s biggest cricket festival, the 2021 champions will pick his replacement in the Replacement Draft. The middle-order batter scored 264 runs for the champions of PSL 2022, including a century and some match-winning cameos for the Qalandars. Adil Rashid, who was roped in by Multan Sultans during the draft in December, will miss the tournament due to his engagements with the English team. LAHORE: England leg-spinner Adil Rashid and power hitter batsman Harry Brook will not be a part of the eighth edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).

The supplementary draft of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 8 has been completed with teams beefing their squads ahead of the start.

Diamond: Iftikhar Ahmed, Jason Roy (England), Odean Smith (West Indies). Platinum: David Miller (South Africa), Josh Little (Ireland), Mohammad Rizwan. Replacement picks: Sam Billings (for Rashid Khan), Shane Dadswell (for Harry Brook) and Kusal Mendis (for Jordan Cox) Diamond: Imad Wasim, James Fuller (New Zealand), James Vince (both England) Jordan Cox will be available to Lahore Qalandars from 21 February as he is on the England Lions tour of Sri Lanka. Platinum: Alex Hales (England), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan), Shadab Khan.

Fixtures will be staged across four venues in Pakistan starting February 13.

Partial replacements: Wayne Parnell and Izharulhaq Naveed PSL franchises also picked their partial replacements against cricketers who won't be available for the entire season. Partial replacements: Tymal Mills and Gus Atkinson

Due to their engagements with the English team, English cricketers Harry Brook and Adil Rashid will miss the eighth edition of the HBL Pakistan Super League ...

Their teams, Lahore Qalandars and Multan Sultans will pick their replacements in the Replacement Draft on January 25. The PSL 8 will begin on February 13 with a match between the defending champions Lahore Qalandars and the 2021 champions Multan Sultans. Lahore Qalandars and Multan Sultans will pick their replacements in the Replacement Draft on January 25