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Aaron Finch calls Pakistani players "Global Stars" ahead of BBL 2025

Aaron Finch: Pakistani cricketers are not just national, but global icons

Web Desk December 13, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The inclusion of Pakistani players in the Australian Big Bash League (BBL) has sparked excitement among former Australian cricketers, with ex-captain Aaron Finch leading the praise.

Finch has hailed Pakistani players as global superstars, recognizing their influence both in their home country and around the world.

In his statement, Finch emphasized the significance of Pakistani players in the BBL, noting their importance to the sport not just in Pakistan but internationally. “Pakistani cricketers are not only stars in their own country, but they are global icons. They bring a wealth of experience and skill to the game,” he said.

Aaron Finch further highlighted that the inclusion of these international players is crucial for the growth of the league, as young Australian cricketers will benefit greatly from playing alongside and learning from such high-caliber athletes.

Having faced Pakistan’s top batsman Babar Azam during his playing career, Aaron Finch shared his admiration for the player’s exceptional skills. “I have played against Babar Azam in Pakistan, and getting him out was almost impossible,” Finch admitted. “Though he’s been out of form for the last 18 months, he remains one of the world’s best cricketers.”

The excitement around the participation of Pakistani players in the Big Bash League underscores the global appeal of cricket, with seasoned international cricketers bringing diverse styles and strategies that are sure to elevate the competition.

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