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Who will lead Karachi Kings in Imad Wasim’s absence?

The anticipation for the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) season is reaching its peak as the draft for PSL 9 is set to take place on December 13. Speculations and rumors surrounding player trades have been swirling, creating an air of excitement and intrigue among cricket enthusiasts.

One of the most talked-about potential transfers involves Multan Sultans’ Shan Masood, who is rumored to be joining Karachi Kings for the upcoming season. The Karachi Kings, having undergone significant changes, recently witnessed some of the biggest trades in PSL history.

Notably, Imad Wasim, the former skipper of Karachi Kings, is set to don the colors of Islamabad United, leaving a vacant captaincy position for the Kings. He has been traded with United’s pacer Hasan Ali. Speculations suggest that Shan might step into this leadership role for Karachi Kings, adding a new dimension to the team.

Fueling the rumors further, the official social media handle of Karachi Kings took to Twitter, posting about Shan Masood’s impressive performance in a warm-up test against Australia. While it could be perceived as an appreciation post, many fans are interpreting it as a subtle hint at the potential signing of Shan Masood by Karachi Kings.

If the transfer materializes, it is reported that Tayyab Tahir from Karachi Kings may move to Multan Sultans as part of the trade for Shan Masood. Additionally, reports indicate that Mohammad Amir has decided to part ways with Karachi Kings and is likely to join Quetta Gladiators, adding another layer of excitement to the upcoming PSL season.

As the draft date approaches, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await official announcements and confirmations, eager to see how the teams will shape up for what promises to be a thrilling PSL 9. The stage is set for new alliances, challenges, and surprises in the ever-evolving landscape of Pakistani T20 cricket.

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