LAHORE: Ahead of the commencement of the Pakistan Super League Season 11, the Multan Sultans franchise has been successfully sold for a hefty Rs2.45 billion.
Wali’s Tech clinched ownership of the team after an intense bidding war that lasted nearly an hour. The base price for the franchise had been set at Rs1.82 billion, making the final sale a noteworthy escalation in value.
The long-anticipated auction took place in Lahore at 6:00 pm, drawing significant attention from stakeholders. According to sources, five bidders had been adjudged technically eligible to join the race for acquiring the franchise. Officials ensured that stringent protocols were followed along with reinforced measures for transparency to uphold fairness in the auction process.
The sale stirred considerable excitement among both cricket enthusiasts and the business community, as many believe this development will play a pivotal role in shaping the future direction of the Multan Sultans and potentially elevate their presence in the league.
