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Babar Azam Set to Earn Record Fee in BBL 15 with Sydney Sixers

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Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s BBL salary has made headlines as he becomes one of the highest-paid players in Big Bash League history. The Sydney Sixers have signed him for Season 15 in a pre-draft platinum deal reportedly worth close to PKR 10 crore, surpassing the standard base price of PKR 7.75 crore.

Sixers Make a Bold Move

The Sixers exercised their option to pre-sign one overseas player ahead of the BBL 15 Draft on June 19. They made a powerful statement by securing Babar—one of the most consistent and marketable cricketers in world cricket today.

A Proven Performer

At 30, Babar has over 10,000 international runs and previously earned the ICC Cricketer of the Year title. He led Pakistan from 2019 to 2024, guiding them to the 2021 T20 World Cup semi-final and the 2022 final. His ability to anchor innings and perform under pressure makes him a prized asset.

Read: Babar Azam Joins Sydney Sixers for BBL 15, Boosting Title Hopes

T20 Star Power

With more than 11,000 runs in T20s, Babar brings experience and finesse. His performances in leagues like the PSL, CPL, and various English T20 competitions add to his credibility. His presence boosts the Sixers’ title hopes and brings global attention to their campaign.

Full Availability

Unlike many overseas stars, Babar has committed to the full BBL 15 season, including the playoffs. This consistency and availability make him even more valuable, offering the Sixers both stability and match-winning flair.

Growing Pakistani Presence in BBL

This year’s BBL and WBBL drafts will see strong Pakistani representation. A total of 74 male and 11 female Pakistani cricketers have registered. Notable names include Salman Ali Agha, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan, Shadab Khan, Haris Rauf, and Mohammad Hasnain.

Babar’s lucrative deal signals a new era for Pakistani players in international T20 leagues, setting the bar higher for talent and earnings.

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