The Stallionz are Dead, Long Live the Donkeys: A Pajama Salwar League (PSL) Special

The Sialkot Stallionz Collapse: A Summary of the Chaos The Pajama Salwar League (PSL) has been rocked by a record-breaking disaster involving the Sialkot Stallionz. What began as a historic bid has devolved into a public fraud scandal and administrative collapse. Key Highlights of the Scandal: The Financial Ghosting: After bidding a record Rs. 1.85 billion, the OZ Group (led by Hamza Majeed) went effectively bankrupt when international partners from Switzerland and Australia withdrew, realizing the "Pajama Salwar League" math didn't add up. The Viral Fraud Allegations: On February 18, 2026, a viral video from Alpha Sports Group accused Majeed of unauthorized share sales, exposing a massive internal power struggle. The Legend's Exit: Seeing the ship sinking, franchise president Wasim Akram officially jumped ship on February 21, citing a lack of formal agreements and endless "internal disputes." The "98% Stake" Hail Mary: In a desperate attempt to stabilize the team before the March 26 season opener, CD Ventures acquired a 98% stake—essentially buying ownership of a mountain of debt and a rebranding nightmare. The "Trophy Chor" Stress: Mohsin Naqvi, chairman of the Please Cash-out Bro (PCB), is under immense pressure to salvage the league's reputation as the "Stallionz" name faces a likely rebrand back to the Multan Sultans just to survive.