Shaheen Shah Afridi joins KRL for the President's Trophy
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 10:03 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Shaheen Shah Afridi has confirmed his participation for KRL in the upcoming President's Trophy. The move marks a return to competitive domestic action for the bowler. Alongside this roster change, Salman Agha has received an appointment within the league structure. Salman Agha is now serving as the vice-captain for Kingsmen Academy. These developments arrive as teams finalize their lineups for the tournament. The President's Trophy serves as a key fixture on the domestic calendar, providing players with meaningful competition time. Further roster updates are expected as the tournament draws closer.
- •Shaheen Shah Afridi will compete for KRL in the President's Trophy.
- •Salman Agha takes on the role of vice-captain for Kingsmen Academy.
- •The announcements coincide with team preparations for the domestic tournament.
- 10:03 AMESPNcricinfo — Shaheen Shah Afridi to play for KRL in President's Trophy
"Salman Agha, meanwhile, has been named vice-captain of Kingsmen Academy
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