Usman Tariq, Maaz Sadaqat (Source: Web)The final of the 14th edition of the Caribbean Premier League saw the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons win their maiden CPL title. The Moeen Ali-led Falcons defeated the Jamaica Kingsmen by 8 wickets on September 21.Notably, a sizeable contingent of Pakistan players featured in the latest edition of the CPL, with Jamaica Kingsmen having the largest contingent. The following players were a part of the tournament: Shadab Khan, Sufyan Moqim, Maaz Sadaqat, Usman Khan, Hunain Shah, Naseem Shah, and Usman Tariq.In this article, let’s explore Pakistan cricketers’ performance in the CPL 2026. 1) Shadab Khan - Antigua and Barbuda FalconsOne of Pakistan’s best all-rounders in recent years, Shadab Khan finished the tournament with 11 wickets in 7 games at an economy rate of 4.89 and contributed 132 runs in 6 innings at an outstanding strike rate of 227.59.For his all-round campaign that shaped the Falcons’ run to the title, he was awarded the Player of the Tournament honour.2) Sufyan Moqim - Antigua and Barbuda FalconsA left-arm wrist spinner, Sufyan Moqim, had a breakout tournament. The youngster took back-to-back four-wicket hauls in Qualifier 1 and the final, leading Antigua and Barbuda Falcons to their first Caribbean Premier League (CPL) title in 2026.Also read: Maaz Sadaqat, Sufyan Moqim Script History As Records Tumble In CPL 2026 FinalHis 4 for 14 in the title clash on Monday earned him the Player of the Match and remains the best bowling figures in the tournament final. Lastly, Moqim finished the tournament with 12 wickets in 5 innings at an impressive economy of 6.3) Maaz Sadaqat - Jamaica KingsmenThe 20-year-old had an extraordinary CPL 2026 campaign, starring as an explosive opening batter for Jamaica Kingsmen. He ended the tournament with 363 runs, the third-highest of the season. His batting average of 175.52 remains one of the best in the tournament. On top of that, his CPL 2026 performance is highlighted by his twin record-breaking centuries.He smashed 112 off 49 balls against the Barbados Tridents in the Eliminator, becoming the youngest centurion in the CPL. In the final, he smashed yet another brilliant 114 off 58 balls, the highest score in CPL finals.4) Saim Ayub - Jamaica KingsmenEarlier, Saim Ayub faced a brief delay in receiving his No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Pakistan Cricket Board. However, he was later cleared to play in the CPL 2026. His arrival proved vital for the Kingsmen, highlighted by his maiden T20 century.Ayub scored a scintillating 102 off 58 balls against the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots on August 28, 2026. His CPL campaign also saw a brief interruption when he was called up for a Test against England at Edgbaston.Eventually, he finished with 182 runs in 6 innings at a strike rate of 151.67 and 3 wickets to his name.5) Usman Khan - Jamaica KingsmenPlaying for Jamaica Kingsmen, the wicketkeeper-batter had a below-par tournament, amassing only 79 runs in 5 innings at an average of 15.80 and a strike rate of 119.70.6) Naseem Shah - St Kitts & Nevis PatriotsHaving previously played in the 2021 and 2025 editions, the premier Pakistan fast bowler marked his third stint with St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in the CPL.Though he maintained an impressive economy rate of 7.12 in 5 innings, he only managed 7 wickets to end the tournament.7) Usman Tariq - Trinbago Knight RidersPakistan mystery spinner Usman Tariq was re-signed by Trinbago Knight Riders for the CPL 2026 after starring in their title run in the 2025 edition.On September 1, 2026, Tariq created history by taking at least one wicket in each of 16 consecutive innings, breaking the all-time CPL record for the feat.Nonetheless, he finished his campaign moderately with 10 wickets in 9 innings at an economy of 6.26.8) Hunain Shah - Jamaica KingsmenA young Pakistani fast bowler, Hunain Shah had a stellar run in the 14th edition of the Caribbean Premier League.He finished the tournament with 16 wickets across 13 innings, the joint-most in the CPL 2026. Though he could not take a single wicket during the final but averaged 22.62 throughout the tournament, taking four two-wicket hauls.Also read: Adil Rashid Ruled Out Of England vs Sri Lanka 1st ODI
