Peshawar Zalmi is poised to gain a significant advantage in the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL 11) with the arrival of English batter James Vince, franchise owner Javed Afridi announced on his official X account. Afridi extended a warm welcome to Vince, who is set to join the Zalmi squad the following day. Afridi’s statement read, “Big welcome to James Vince as he joins the Zalmi squad tomorrow!” Afridi (@JAfridi10) tweeted on April 12, 2026. Vince was initially picked up by the 2017 champions during the PSL players auction in February for a substantial sum of Rs. 30 million. Nevertheless, the 35-year-old missed Zalmi’s first five matches, sparking concerns about his availability for the ongoing eight-team tournament. Vince’s arrival is anticipated to provide a substantial boost to Zalmi, who currently occupy the top spot in the PSL 11 standings with nine points from five matches. The team is scheduled to face second-placed Multan Sultans at the National Bank Stadium on Monday. Vince has been one of the most consistent overseas players in the PSL, having represented three franchises – Karachi Kings, Quetta Gladiators, and Multan Sultans – over eight editions. He ranks among the top 10 leading run-scorers in PSL history, boasting an impressive record of 1,544 runs in 56 innings at an average of 29.69 and a strike rate of 139.35. His notable achievements include one century and seven half-centuries. Stay tuned to ProSports for the latest PSL 11 fixtures, breaking news, power rankings, stats, points table, and schedule.
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