Mohammad Rizwan captaincy replacement by Multan Sultans. Mohammad Rizwan’s long tenure as Multan Sultans captain appears to be nearing its end. With major changes looming at the franchise as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) prepares to take control of the team. Mohammad Rizwan’s future as captain of Multan Sultans appears uncertain. With reports suggesting that the franchise is considering a change in leadership ahead of the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL) season.
Sources have confirmed that the PCB is set to assume charge of Multan Sultans from 2026 Pakistan Super League (PSL 11) season. Once the current ownership agreement expires on December 31, 2025. Rizwan, who has led Multan Sultans for several seasons. Played a key role in turning the team into one of the most consistent sides in the tournament. Under his captaincy, Multan reached multiple PSL finals and won their maiden title in 2021. His calm leadership and consistent performances with the bat earned praise from fans and cricket experts alike.
Under the proposed plan, the PCB will directly manage Multan Sultans for one season before putting the franchise up for auction. And handing it over to a new owner in 2027. However, sources close to the franchise. This indicate that the management is now looking at long-term planning and exploring new leadership options. The decision is believe to be part of a broader strategy rather than a reflection of Rizwan’s individual performance. Multan Sultans have reportedly been discussing the idea of grooming a younger captain who could lead the side for several years.
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While no official announcement has been made speculation has grown after recent internal meetings and team discussions. Rizwan is still expect to remain a key player for the Sultans. Even if he steps down or is replace as captain. Fans have shared mixed reactions on social media. Some believe Rizwan deserves to continue due to his successful track record. While others feel a fresh approach could benefit the team in the next phase of the PSL.