Pakistan marked a major milestone in its space journey on February 12, 2026, with the successful launch of its second indigenous Earth Observation Satellite (EO-2) from China’s Yangjiang Seashore Launch Centre. The mission was carried out by the Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), Pakistan’s national space agency, highlighting the country’s growing technical capabilities in satellite technology. The PRSC-EO2 satellite successfully entered its planned orbit with all launch parameters recorded as optimal. According to images and statements shared by the STRATCOM Bureau on social media, the satellite is now positioned in a stable orbit and will begin its operations soon. SUPARCO officials said the new satellite will significantly boost Pakistan’s earth observation capabilities. High-resolution imagery from EO-2 will support a wide range of applications including national development planning, natural resource management, environmental monitoring, urban expansion, and disaster response. These capabilities are crucial for a country like Pakistan, which faces frequent environmental challenges such as floods, landslides, and climate impacts. The launch also reflects Pakistan’s long-term investments in space science and remote sensing development. Pakistan’s first fully indigenous electro-optical observation satellite, the PRSC-EO1, was successfully sent into orbit in January 2025 from China’s Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre and has already been providing valuable data for agriculture, urban development, and disaster management. Alhumdulillah, the Pakistani PRSC-EO2 satellite of SUPARCO 🇵🇰 has successfully been launched into orbit today. All launch parameters were optimal. Satellite is currently in it’s intended, stable orbit. pic.twitter.com/iEATbFarfD — The STRATCOM Bureau (@OSPSF) February 12, 2026 Remote sensing satellites like EO-2 play a vital role in modern governance and economic planning. They allow governments to monitor crop conditions, water resources, and environmental changes in real-time. This data also helps in early warning systems for natural disasters, enabling better preparedness and rapid response at the national level. SUPARCO’s achievement builds on a history of satellite missions spanning decades, from early programmes such as Badr-B to more recent efforts focusing on advanced observation and communications satellites. Pakistan’s space collaborations with China have been instrumental in these developments, providing launch infrastructure and technical support. Senior government officials and space experts have described EO-2’s launch as a proud moment for the nation. It not only strengthens Pakistan’s position among space-faring nations but also supports sustainable development goals by improving access to detailed earth data for planners and scientists. As Pakistan continues to expand its satellite fleet, the EO-2 mission stands as a testament to the country’s commitment to advancing technology, enhancing national capabilities, and contributing to global earth observation efforts.
Tumbler Ridge Tragedy: Police Identify Teen as Shooter
Canadian police have named an 18-year-old woman as the suspect in a rare and devastating school shooting that rocked the remote town of Tumbler Ridge in British Columbia. The attack took place on February 10, 2026, and ended with several victims killed and many others injured. Authorities confirmed that the suspect, identified as Jesse Van Rootselaar, died by suicide at the scene. Local residents woke to terror when the young woman first fatally shot her 39-year-old mother and 11-year-old stepbrother at their family home. Police then say she drove to Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, where she opened fire inside the building, killing a teacher, multiple students and wounding others before taking her own life. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) have confirmed that the death toll stands at nine, including the shooter. The victims include adults and school-aged children. At least 25 people were injured, with several in serious condition in hospital, authorities said. Deputy Commissioner Dwayne McDonald said police had previously been called to the suspect’s home on several occasions over concerns related to her mental health, but he did not provide a clear motive for the attack. “Police had attended that (family) residence on multiple occasions over the past several years, dealing with concerns of mental health with respect to our suspect,” McDonald told reporters at a press briefing. The suspect had dropped out of the same school she later attacked about four years ago, police said. She had held a firearm licence that expired in 2024, and earlier television reports said officers had seized and later returned firearms from the family home during past mental health related visits. Tumbler Ridge, a small community of roughly 2,400 people, is far from major Canadian cities. The tragedy has shaken the town and drawn national and international attention because mass shootings are rare in Canada, where gun control laws are stricter than in many other countries. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described the shootings as “devastating” and ordered flags at half-mast. He and other officials have been offering condolences to grieving families and emphasised support for those affected. The RCMP continue to investigate the circumstances and motive behind the attack.
BMW Recalls Nearly 600,000 Vehicles Worldwide Over Fire Risk
German automaker BMW has announced a major global recall affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles due to a potential fire risk linked to a defect in the engine starter system. The recall, described by BMW as impacting a “mid-six-figure number” of cars, stems from concerns that excessive wear in the starter’s components could lead to overheating and, in rare cases, a fire while the vehicle is running. The company said it has identified the issue through customer complaints and product inspections. In a statement, BMW warned that the starter unit’s electromagnet can show excessive wear over time, which may lead to a short circuit and local overheating of the starter. In worst-case scenarios, this could cause a vehicle fire. The automaker advised owners not to leave their cars unattended after starting the engine, especially if using remote start functions. Industry publication kfz-betrieb was among the first to report on the recall, with BMW confirming that the campaign will involve a significant number of models built between July 2020 and July 2022. The German carmaker said it will write to owners of affected vehicles to arrange replacement of the potentially defective starters free of charge. Multiple news outlets including Reuters have estimated that about 575,000 vehicles worldwide could be part of the recall, although BMW has not publicly confirmed a precise global figure. The vehicles most likely affected include various series across the brand’s lineup, spanning sedans, coupes, and SUVs. In addition to the global recall, BMW North America recently announced a separate action involving 87,394 vehicles registered in the United States. These models were also found to have engine starter units that could overheat and create a potential fire hazard. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said dealerships will replace the faulty parts at no cost as part of the safety campaign. Safety advocates and automotive experts say the recall reflects the importance of rapid responses to potential fire risks in modern vehicles. While there have been no major reported injuries linked to this specific issue, recalls of this scale can prompt significant concern among owners and impact public perception of vehicle safety standards. Owners of BMW cars are encouraged to check their vehicle identification number (VIN) using official manufacturer tools or national recall databases to confirm whether their car is included in the recall. Early action is key to ensuring that the starter issue is addressed before any serious incidents occur.
Unexpected Stars Miss Out: List of Unsold Players at Historic PSL 11 Player Auction
The Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11 player auction on February 11, 2026 made history by replacing the decade-long draft system with a full auction model. While the auction successfully filled squads for all eight franchises, a surprising number of notable players went unsold, leaving fans and analysts questioning team strategies as the tournament approaches its March 26 start date. More than 800 local and overseas players registered for the auction, but a significant group failed to attract any bids from franchises. These omissions include international stars with strong T20 credentials and several experienced domestic performers. Top Overseas Names Left Unsold The auction saw some major international names fail to find buyers, despite their experience in global T20 leagues and strong reputations: Usman Khawaja (AUS) – Former Australia opener Rassie van der Dussen (SA) – South Africa star batter Dawid Malan (ENG) – England T20 specialist Jason Roy (ENG) – Explosive limited-overs batter Reece Topley (ENG) – England fast bowler Chris Jordan (ENG) – T20 death-bowling expert Tymal Mills (ENG) – Left-arm speedster Alzarri Joseph (WI) – West Indies quick James Neesham (NZ) – Kiwi all-rounder Jake Fraser-McGurk (AUS) – Rising Australian talent Keshav Maharaj (SA) – Experienced spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz (BAN) – Bangladeshi all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan (BAN) – Bangladesh legend Dinesh Chandimal (SL) – Sri Lankan veteran Charith Asalanka (SL) – Sri Lankan middle-order batter Their presence on the unsold list surprised fans given their performances in other T20 leagues like the IPL and BBL, as well as strong domestic records. Prominent Pakistani Players Also Unsold Several domestic names, some with prior PSL experience were also passed over by franchises: Hussain Talat – All-rounder Danish Aziz – Middle-order batter Mohammad Zeeshan – Bowler Zahid Mehmood – Spinner Musa Khan – Pace option Rohail Nazir – Young wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Huraira – Emerging batting talent Mubasir Khan – Pakistan U19 captain Saad Ali – Experienced batter This reflects the tough decisions franchises faced under the new auction model, balancing squad needs against budget limits. Why So Many Big Names Went Unsold The list of unsold players highlights how different the PSL auction format is compared to traditional drafts: Franchise budgets were constrained, forcing teams to prioritize balanced squads rather than marquee names. Base price reluctance: some players set high reserve prices that teams were unwilling to match. Strategic composition: franchises targeted emerging prospects and role-specialists over bigger personalities. International commitments: some top stars had scheduling conflicts or preferences for other leagues. With around 900 professionals registered, competition for slots was intense. Even players with strong global T20 records found it hard to secure contracts. Auction Model Signals New Strategy for PSL The PSL’s shift to an IPL-style auction was designed to bring transparency and tactical freedom to team building. While the auction succeeded in assembling competitive rosters, the long list of unsold players suggests teams were deliberate in tightening purse spending and prioritizing specific skill sets. This system also gives franchises flexibility to recruit overlooked players through replacement windows, particularly if international commitments change during the season. Analysts expect some unsold names could be signed later as travel schedules and availability evolve.
Data Shows Jazz Has the Fastest 4G Network Across Pakistan
Pakistan’s mobile internet landscape saw a major milestone in 2026 as Jazz has been ranked the fastest mobile network in the country in the latest Ookla® Speedtest Connectivity Report for the second half of 2025. This recognition reflects months of improvement in speed, browsing performance, and overall user experience across millions of real-world tests conducted nationwide. According to the report, Jazz achieved the highest Speedtest Connectivity Score of 59.83, putting it ahead of its closest competitors. The Connectivity Score uses real-user data to evaluate performance factors such as reliable speeds, low latency, and quality of video streaming and web browsing. In addition to its high connectivity score, Jazz also recorded a Speed Score of 42.14, which reflects its strength in delivering fast download and upload speeds across mobile technologies. The median real-world download speed on Jazz was 24.13 Mbps, while upload speeds were 8.89 Mbps. The report also included user-driven performance feedback, with Jazz scoring 74.41 in video streaming performance and earning a solid 5-star user rating of 3.48 based on aggregated Speedtest feedback. Jazz’s performance was consistent across urban centres and regions. Faisalabad recorded the fastest median mobile download speeds among Pakistan’s most populated cities, while Jazz emerged as the fastest provider in ten major cities evaluated by the report. Across provinces, Punjab led with the highest median download speeds, followed by Sindh and Balochistan. Jazz maintained its top position as the fastest network across these regions, reinforcing its broad and resilient coverage. While Zong performed well in aspects such as gaming experience, and Ufone and Telenor trailed in overall scores, Jazz’s balanced excellence across key indicators placed it firmly at the top of the rankings. Industry experts say such recognition is significant because reliable mobile internet speeds have become essential for education, business, entertainment, and digital services in Pakistan. A higher-ranking network helps users enjoy smoother streaming, better video calls, and faster web access in everyday life. Jazz is the largest mobile operator in Pakistan, with millions of subscribers and a robust 4G network that continues to grow. The company’s focus on expanding coverage and investing in infrastructure has helped it achieve top performance benchmarks year after year.
PTCL Beats Competition to Lead Broadband Rankings
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has been recognised as home to the best fixed internet network in Pakistan, according to the Ookla® Speedtest Connectivity Report for the second half of 2025. This achievement highlights PTCL’s growing strength in broadband services and its continued efforts to improve connectivity across the country. The report shows that PTCL’s Flash Fiber recorded the highest overall Speedtest Connectivity Score among fixed internet service providers (ISPs) in the country, with a score of 61.73, making it the top-performing fixed network during the study period. Although another ISP, Transworld, led in pure speed performance with a median download speed of 34.86 Mbps and upload speed of 30.5 Mbps, PTCL’s balanced performance across key metrics earned it the highest overall rating for network quality and reliability. Ookla’s evaluation covers millions of real-world tests conducted by users across Pakistan. It measures not only raw download and upload speeds but also overall consistency, latency, and user experience. PTCL’s Flash Fiber stood out for delivering dependable internet performance for everyday activities such as video streaming, online work, gaming, and browsing. The report also highlights other achievements in Pakistan’s connectivity landscape. Zong led mobile networks for gaming performance, while cities like Islamabad recorded the fastest fixed median download speeds among urban centres nationwide. PTCL’s broadband portfolio includes a range of high-speed services with options such as GPON fiber optic connectivity, VDSL, and DSL connections that offer customers both high performance and flexibility. These services cater to households, businesses, and online gamers with packages supporting up to 100 Mbps speeds and unlimited data plans. This recognition from Ookla comes as PTCL continues to evolve as a key telecom player in Pakistan. Beyond fixed broadband, PTCL also manages a wide network of telecommunication services that include Smart TV, voice services, and enterprise digital solutions. The company has long played a central role in building connectivity infrastructure nationwide. Experts believe that this benchmark achievement can boost consumer confidence in fixed broadband and encourages further investment in fiber infrastructure across Pakistan. As internet usage grows for remote work, education, and business, networks such as PTCL Flash Fiber will remain crucial for the country’s digital development.
Pakistan Appoints Its First Woman Head of Media Regulator PEMRA
Pakistan has taken a significant step toward gender equality in media regulation with the appointment of Ambreen Jan as the first female chairperson of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). Her appointment was approved by President Asif Ali Zardari following a recommendation by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and marks a historic milestone for women in leadership roles within Pakistan’s media sector. Ambreen Jan will lead PEMRA at a time when electronic media in Pakistan is rapidly expanding and facing new challenges around digital regulation and content oversight. Her selection reflects growing confidence in her experience and leadership. A parliamentary committee chaired by Shehbaz Babar unanimously selected Ambreen Jan from a shortlist of five candidates that also included Brigadier (Retd) Anwar Ahmed, Mateen Haider, Irfan Ashraf, and Dr. Hamid Khan. After committee approval, her name was sent to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for final sign-off before official confirmation by the president. Ambreen Jan is a seasoned civil servant with decades of experience in media and government affairs. She previously served as the Federal Secretary for the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, one of the most senior administrative roles in government communications. Her career began in the civil service in 1990 after earning a master’s degree in English. She rose through the ranks to become a Grade-22 officer, a status reserved for top officials in the Pakistan Administrative Service. During her career she also served as Managing Director of Pakistan Television (PTV) and held other key leadership positions within government media institutions. Media experts believe her appointment could bring a fresh perspective to PEMRA’s regulatory approach. PEMRA regulates electronic media, issues broadcast licenses, and ensures compliance with national standards. Industry observers have said that her leadership may improve content policies and help the regulator maintain a balance between media freedom and accountability. Her selection has also been praised as an important breakthrough for women in Pakistan’s public sector. Advocates for women’s leadership have said that seeing a woman head a major regulatory body could inspire more female participation in governance. Ambreen Jan’s appointment signals a new era in Pakistan’s media oversight and reflects a broader commitment to inclusive leadership at high levels of governance.
PSO Launches Nationwide Ramadan Donation Drive at Fuel Stations
Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has launched an innovative nationwide donation campaign to help people give Zakat and charity during the holy month of Ramadan. The initiative is designed to make it easier for the public to participate in giving to those in need. The campaign was announced on February 12, 2026 during a formal signing ceremony held at PSO House in Karachi. The programme will allow donors to contribute at more than 130 PSO fuel stations located across major cities in Pakistan. Cities participating include Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Multan, Sukkur, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar. These outlets will function not just as refuelling points but as accessible donation hubs for the community. The ceremony was chaired by Rizwan Ahmed, Chairman of the PSO CSR Trust. At the event, PSO signed a Memorandum of Understanding with five well-known charitable organisations. These include LRBT, Patients’ Aid Foundation, Indus Hospital & Health Network, HANDS, and The Citizens Foundation. Representatives from each organisation attended the event contributing to the credibility and outreach of the initiative. The PSO CSR Trust has said that the initiative will not only help raise funds but will also boost awareness about giving and community support during Ramadan. PSO’s decision to involve its fuel stations across Pakistan reflects its long-standing role as a socially responsible corporation with deep roots in the country’s communities. Rahim Khan, a CSR expert, said “this campaign could redefine how public and private sectors collaborate for social good in Pakistan.” This quote underscores the wider importance of corporate participation in public welfare. Ramadan is a month when many Muslims increase their charity and help the underprivileged. Zakat, one of the Five Pillars of Islam, encourages giving to people in need. By using fuel stations as donation points, PSO hopes to reach a broad segment of the public including commuters and local businesses. Experts believe this model could improve convenience and increase donations significantly. PSO’s move comes at a time when Pakistan continues to face economic challenges and rising poverty. Public-private partnerships like this campaign could help alleviate some burdens and mobilise resources where they are needed most.
PSL 11 Full Squads with Complete Player Prices Revealed After Historic Auction
The player auction for the 11th season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) concluded on February 11, 2026 at the Expo Centre in Lahore, marking a historic milestone for Pakistan’s premier T20 competition. For the first time in league history, franchises assembled their teams through an open auction system rather than the traditional draft format. Eight franchises finalized their squads ahead of the PSL 11 season scheduled from March 26 to May 3, 2026. This transition to an auction model represents a major achievement for the league. It reflects PSL’s commercial growth, financial stability, and increasing global credibility. The open bidding format intensified competition among franchises and significantly elevated player valuations. As a result, several high-profile international stars and top-tier Pakistani cricketers became part of the tournament, strengthening the league’s global appeal. The auction witnessed record-breaking bids and strategic squad-building decisions. Franchises aggressively pursued marquee names to enhance both competitive balance and brand value. The inclusion of globally recognized players has not only increased the league’s stature but also positioned PSL among the most attractive T20 tournaments worldwide. Cricket analysts believe this shift could redefine the league’s long-term trajectory. The transparent auction system allowed teams greater flexibility in squad construction while ensuring talent distribution across franchises. The presence of major international names alongside emerging domestic talent is expected to boost broadcast ratings, sponsorship value, and international viewership. With enhanced financial muscle and broader global participation, PSL 11 is shaping up to be one of the most competitive and commercially successful editions in its history. Below are the complete squads of all eight teams along with their respective price money, where officially reported. Lahore Qalandars Shaheen Shah Afridi (PKR 7.00 crores) Abdullah Shafique (PKR 2.20 crores) Sikandar Raza (PKR 2.80 crores) Mohammad Naeem (PKR 70 lacs) Mustafizur Rahman (PKR 6.44 crores) Haris Rauf (PKR 7.6 crores) Usama Mir (PKR 3.5 crores) Fakhar Zaman (PKR 7.95 crores) Ubaid Shah (PKR 2.70 crores) Haseebullah Khan (PKR 1.1 crores) Mohammad Farooq (PKR 60 lacs) Dasun Shanaka (PKR 75 lacs) Parvez Hossain Emon (PKR 60 lacs) Asif Ali (PKR 60 lacs) Tayyab Tahir (PKR 60 lacs) Gudakesh Motie (PKR 1.1 crores) Karachi Kings David Warner (PKR 7.90 crores) Hasan Ali (PKR 4.76 crores) Abbas Afridi (PKR 3.08 crores) Khushdil Shah (PKR 3.36 crores) Saad Baig (PKR 60 lacs) Moeen Ali (PKR 6.44 crores) Azam Khan (PKR 3.25 crores) Salman Ali Agha (PKR 5.85 crores) Shahid Aziz (PKR 92.5 lacs) Mir Hamza Sajjad (PKR 2.4 crores) Adam Zampa (PKR 4.50 crores) Mohammad Hamza Sohail (PKR 62.5 lacs) Aqib Ilyas (PKR 60 lacs) Khuzaima Bin Tanveer (PKR 90 lacs) Johnson Charles (PKR 2.00 crores) Muhammad Waseem (PKR 1.1 crores) Ihsanullah (PKR 1.05 crores) Rizwanullah (PKR 60 lacs) Islamabad United Shadab Khan (PKR 7.00 crores) Salman Irshad (PKR 1.2 crores) Andries Gous (PKR 1.4 crores) Devon Conway (PKR 6.30 crores) Faheem Ashraf (PKR 8.50 crores) Mehran Mumtaz (PKR 1.2 crores) Max Bryant (PKR 1.95 crores) Khurram Shahzad (PKR 2.70 crores) Mark Chapman (PKR 7.00 crores) Mohammad Wasim Jr. (PKR 4.10 crores) Mir Hamza Sajjad (PKR 70 lacs) Sameer Minhas (PKR 1.90 crores) Sameen Gul (PKR 60 lacs) Shamar Joseph (PKR 1.10 crores) Imad Wasim (PKR 2.2 crores) Richard Gleeson (PKR 1.1 crores) Haider Ali (PKR 1.50 crores) Mohammad Hasnain (PKR 77.5 lacs) Dipendra Singh Airee (PKR 60 lacs) Peshawar Zalmi Babar Azam (PKR 7.00 crores) Sufiyan Muqeem (PKR 4.48 crores) Abdul Samad (PKR 2.8 crores) Ali Raza (PKR 1.96 crores) Aaron Hardie (Direct Signing) Aamir Jamal (PKR 1.9 crores) Mohammad Haris (PKR 2.20 crores) Khalid Usman (PKR 60 lacs) Abdul Subhan (PKR 62.5 lacs) James Vince (PKR 3.00 crores) Michael Bracewell (PKR 4.20 crores) Kusal Mendis (PKR 4.20 crores) Iftikhar Ahmed (PKR 1.80 crores) Nahid Rana (PKR 60 lacs) Mirza Tahir Baig (PKR 60 lacs) Quetta Gladiators Abrar Ahmed (PKR 7.00 crores) Usman Tariq (PKR 5.6 crores) Hasan Nawaz (PKR 3.92 crores) Shamyl Hussain (PKR 84 lacs) Spencer Johnson (Direct Signing) Rilee Rossouw (PKR 5.55 crores) Faisal Akram (PKR 1.25 crores) Arafat Minhas (PKR 1.1 crores) Jahandad Khan (PKR 2.5 crores) Khawaja Mohammad Nafay (PKR 6.5 crores) Wasim Akram Jr. (PKR 77.5 lacs) Khan Zaib (PKR 60 lacs) Bismillah Khan (PKR 60 lacs) Saqib Khan (PKR 60 lacs) Brett Hampton (PKR 60 lacs) Sam Harper (PKR 60 lacs) Bevon Jacobs (PKR 60 lacs) Saud Shakeel (PKR 65 lacs) Ben McDermott (PKR 1.1 crores) Tom Curran (PKR 4.2 crores) Rawalpindi Mohammad Rizwan (PKR 5.6 crores) Sam Billings (PKR 3.08 crores) Zaman Khan (PKR 1.12 crores) Yasir Khan (PKR 60 lacs) Naseem Shah (PKR 8.65 crores) Rishad Hossain (PKR 3.00 crores) Daryl Mitchell (PKR 8.05 crores) Mohammad Amir (PKR 5.4 crores) Abdullah Fazal (PKR 67.5 lacs) Amad Butt (PKR 80 lacs) Dian Forrestor (PKR 60 lacs) Laurie Evans (PKR 1.1 crores) Asif Afridi (PKR 2.4 crores) Kamran Ghulam (PKR 65 lacs) Fawad Ali (PKR 60 lacs) Mohammad Amir Khan (PKR 60 lacs) Shahzaib Khan (PKR 60 lacs) Sialkot Stallionz Mohammad Nawaz (PKR 6.16 crores) Mohammad Salman Mirza (PKR 3.92 crores) Ahmed Daniyal (PKR 2.24 crores) Saad Masood (PKR 84 lacs) Steve Smith (Direct Signing) Jahanzaib Sultan (PKR 60 lacs) Sahibzada Farhan (PKR 5.70 crores) Ashton Turner (PKR 4.2 crores) Peter Siddle (PKR 2.5 crores) Tabraiz Shamsi (PKR 2.2 crores) Lachlan Shaw (PKR 60 lacs) Delano Potgieter (PKR 60 lacs) Josh Phillippe (PKR 2.3 crores) Shan Masood (PKR 65 lacs) Momin Qamar (PKR 1.075 crores) Muhammad Awais Zafar (PKR 60 lacs) Hyderabad Houston Kingsmen Saim Ayub (PKR 12.6 crores) Akif Javed (PKR 1.96 crores) Maaz Sadaqat (PKR 3.5 crores) Marnus Labuschagne (Direct Signing) Usman Khan (PKR 4.62 crores) Mohammad Ali (PKR 2.15 crores) Kusal Perera (PKR 3.1 crores) Muhammad Irfan Khan (PKR 2.9 crores) Hassan Khan (PKR 1.85 crores) Shayan Jahangir (PKR 60 lacs) Ottniel Baartman (PKR 1.1 crores) Hammad Azam (PKR 60 lacs) Riley Meredith (PKR 4.2 crores) Sharjeel Khan (PKR 60 lacs) Asif Mehmood (PKR 60 lacs) Hunain Shah (PKR 60 lacs) Rizwan Mehmood (PKR 60 lacs) Saad Ali (PKR 60 lacs) Tayyab Arif (PKR 60 lacs)
