Cricketers around the world, including those in Pakistan, earn well, especially if they play internationally or in big leagues like the PSL, IPL, or Big Bash. They make money through match fees, central contracts, sponsorships, and endorsements.
Recently, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) shared the updated monthly salaries for the national team, showing significant pay increases for all players.
Pakistani Cricketer Salary per Month
Salary of Babar Azam Per Month (Category A)
Babar Azam, the standout performer, along with Shaheen Afridi and Muhammad Rizwan, commands a monthly salary of Rs4.5 million. Their top-tier status in Category A reflects their indispensable role in the team’s success.
Shaheen Afridi Salary Per Month (Category A)
Shaheen Afridi, a force to be reckoned with in fast bowling, stands tall alongside Babar Azam and Muhammad Rizwan, earning Rs4.5 million per month. His prowess on the field earns him a top spot in Category A.
Muhammad Rizwan Salary Per Month (Category A)
Muhammad Rizwan’s exceptional wicketkeeping skills and batting prowess secure him a place among the top earners, alongside Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi in Category A, with a monthly salary of Rs4.5 million.
Shadab Khan Salary Per Month (Category B)
Shadab Khan, along with Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf, and Naseem Shah, shines bright in Category B, with a monthly paycheck of Rs3 million. His all-round abilities make him a valuable asset to the team.
Fakhar Zaman Salary Per Month (Category B)
Fakhar Zaman, a formidable force with the bat, shares the spotlight in Category B, earning Rs3 million per month. His explosive batting style adds depth to Pakistan’s batting lineup.
Haris Rauf Salary Per Month (Category B)
Haris Rauf’s blistering pace and wicket-taking ability make him a standout performer in Category B, fetching him a monthly salary of Rs3 million. His contributions bolster Pakistan’s pace battery.
Naseem Shah Salary Per Month (Category B)
Naseem Shah, with his raw pace and potential, joins the ranks of Category B, earning Rs3 million per month. His ability to trouble batsmen at a young age signals a promising future for Pakistan cricket.
Imad Wasim Salary (Category C)
Imad Wasim’s spin bowling prowess earns him a place in Category C, with a monthly salary of Rs1.5 million. His consistency and experience add stability to Pakistan’s bowling attack.
Iftikhar Ahmed Salary Per Month (Category D)
Iftikhar Ahmed’s all-round abilities secure him a spot in Category D, earning Rs750,000 per month. His knack for contributing with both bat and ball adds depth to Pakistan’s squad.
Hasan Ali Salary Per Month (Category D)
Hasan Ali’s resurgence earns him a place in Category D, with a monthly salary of Rs750,000. His return to form adds firepower to Pakistan’s bowling arsenal.
Saim Ayub Salary (Category D)
Saim Ayub’s promising performances propel him into Category D, earning Rs750,000 per month. His potential as a young talent bodes well for Pakistan’s future in cricket.
In addition to their monthly salaries, players also earn extra through match fees and awards for playing in different formats like Tests, ODIs, and T20s. The PCB’s new pay structure reflects their commitment to supporting and motivating the players.