Pakistani trio headline Falcons signings for 2024
The Antigua & Barbuda Falcons have confirmed the players they have signed ahead of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League draft. They have 12 confirmed players for the 2024 season and will have five spots to fill at the draft in July.
The Falcons will feature Pakistani internationals Mohammad Amir, Imad Wasim and Fakhar Zaman, all of whom are currently featuring in the T20 World Cup which is taking place in the Caribbean and USA.
Their overseas contingent will be rounded out by Australia’s Chris Green and Afghan all-rounder Azmatullah Omarzai.
Brandon King and Fabian Allen will be part of the Falcons squad for 2024 as well as hugely exciting Antiguan batter Jewel Andrew who starred at the Under 19 World Cup earlier this year.
The full list of signed players for the Falcons is as follows:
| IMAD WASIM |
| BRANDON KING |
| FABIAN ALLEN |
| AZMATULLAH OMARZAI |
| MOHAMMAD AMIR |
| CHRIS GREEN |
| FAKHAR ZAMAN |
| HAYDEN WALSH |
| SHAMAR SPRINGER |
| KELVIN PITMAN |
| JEWEL ANDREW |
| JOSHUA JAMES |
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