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Pakistan’s Saim Ayub Joins Jamaica Kingsmen for Caribbean Premier League 2026

Pakistan’s Saim Ayub Joins Jamaica Kingsmen for Caribbean Premier League 2026

Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail

Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been signed by the Jamaica Kingsmen for the 2026 Caribbean Premier League (CPL), becoming one of the franchise’s overseas recruits for the upcoming season.

The tournament is scheduled to take place from August 7 to September 20, 2026.

Saim Ayub Among Overseas Signings

The left-handed batter will strengthen the Jamaica Kingsmen squad as part of the team’s international player lineup.

Saim is joined by several Pakistani cricketers, including Usman Khan, Hunain Shah, and Maaz Sadaqat, as the franchise prepares for the new CPL season.

More Pakistani Players Included

The Kingsmen have also added Hassan Khan and Shayan Jahangir to their overseas squad. Both players previously featured alongside Saim Ayub for the Hyderabad Kingsmen in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2026 season.

Young Pakistani batter Tayyab Arif, who was also part of the Hyderabad Kingsmen setup, has earned a place in the Jamaica squad for the upcoming tournament.

Experienced Squad Takes Shape

The overseas players will join a squad that includes West Indies all-rounder Andre Russell, giving the franchise a blend of international experience and emerging talent.

The Jamaica Kingsmen finalized their local player selections ahead of the season as they prepare for their return to the Caribbean Premier League.

Franchise Returns to CPL

The Jamaica-based franchise is making its return to the CPL after a two-year absence following its acquisition by Kingsmen Sports Enterprise.

The team’s comeback has generated interest as it looks to build a competitive squad for the 2026 campaign.

Opening Match Scheduled

Jamaica Kingsmen will begin their CPL 2026 campaign against the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons on August 7 at Arnos Vale Ground in Kingstown.

Cricket fans will be watching closely as Saim Ayub and the other overseas players aim to make an impact in one of the Caribbean’s premier T20 tournaments.

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