Pakistani cricketers are making waves by signing with Indian-owned franchises in various major global leagues. From The Hundred in England to the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), ILT20 in the UAE, and Major League Cricket (MLC) in the USA, these players are putting their skills on display on international stages. This trend underscores the increasing collaboration between Pakistani talent and Indian-owned teams, giving players a chance to compete at the highest level while also contributing to some of the most popular T20 leagues around the world. Abrar Ahmed – Sunrisers Leeds (The Hundred) Abrar Ahmed has just been signed by Sunrisers Leeds for a whopping £190,000 during The Hundred 2026 auction. This team is backed by India’s Sun Group. As a skilled bowler, Abrar is set to make a significant impact for the franchise this season. His addition underscores the increasing involvement of Pakistani players in T20 leagues owned by Indian franchises. Mohammad Amir – Trinbago Knight Riders (Caribbean Premier League) Mohammad Amir, the former fast bowler from Pakistan, has had a stint with the Trinbago Knight Riders, a team owned by the Knight Riders Group from India. He participated in the last CPL season and might still play a role in the future. With his wealth of experience, Amir is a real asset for the team, proving that even retired players can have a significant impact on franchise cricket. Usman Tariq – Abu Dhabi Knight Riders (ILT20) Usman Tariq has been nothing short of spectacular for the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders in the ILT20 2026 league. This franchise is part of the Knight Riders Group, and his impressive bowling skills have made him an essential player. It's great to see Pakistani talent making waves in Indian-owned teams across the Middle East. Usman Khan – MI Emirates (ILT20) Wicketkeeper Usman Khan is really making a name for himself with MI Emirates in the ILT20, a team that's got the backing of Reliance Industries from India. He plays a crucial role behind the stumps, helping keep the team balanced and competitive. Khan’s journey is a fantastic example of the opportunities that Pakistani players can find in Indian-owned franchises, even when they're playing away from their home turf. Zaman Khan – Seattle Orcas (Major League Cricket) Young Pakistani bowler Zaman Khan also made waves with the Seattle Orcas in the USA’s Major League Cricket (MLC). This franchise, owned by India’s GMR Group, is a testament to how Indian-owned teams are not just investing in cricket but also giving Pakistani players a chance to shine on big stage. Zaman’s skills really bolster the team’s bowling lineup and highlight the growing collaboration in the cricketing world. Imad Wasim – Seattle Orcas (Major League Cricket) Retired Pakistani all-rounder Imad Wasim also had been part of the Seattle Orcas. Even though he’s stepped away from international cricket, Imad is still making a difference with his all-round skills and experience on the teams around the globe. He also takes the time to mentor younger players like Zaman Khan, which really helps to strengthen the squad as a whole.