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New Zealand All-Rounder Mark Chapman Joins Quetta Gladiators For PSL 2025

Aakash Saini

Mark Chapman joins Quetta Gladiators [Source: @ICC/x]Mark Chapman joins Quetta Gladiators [Source: @ICC/x]

New Zealand cricketer Mark Chapman has joined the Quetta Gladiators franchise for the ongoing PSL 2025 season. The 30-year-old was originally picked up by the franchise under the Platinum Category, however, he made himself unavailable for the first few games of the tournament.

Chapman’s absence prompted the Quetta Gladiators franchise to rope in Ali Majid as a temporary replacement. Majid, a cunning leg-spinner, utilized his opportunity by picking up tight figures of 2-29 against Karachi Kings in the lone match he has played thus far this season.

Mark Chapman joins Quetta Gladiators

Mark Chapman is all set to make his PSL debut through the Quetta Gladiators this PSL 2025 season in Pakistan. He has already arrived in Pakistan and will soon be seen gracing the Gladiators colors under the leadership of Saud Shakeel.

While speaking with the Business Recorder, Quetta Gladiators team manager Azam Khan confirmed that Mark Chapman has joined the squad and the New Zealand batter will be participating in the team’s all-important training session on Monday, April 21.

Mark Chapman recently featured in New Zealand’s white-ball series against Pakistan at home. The cricketer plundered his career-best score of 132 from just 111 balls in one of the ODIs at Napier to tonk his third century in the format.

The attacking left-handed batter has so far played 179 T20 matches in his career, including 86 internationals for New Zealand and a handful of CPL and LPL games. His upcoming stint with the Quetta Gladiators’ will mark his maiden PSL gig.

The Quetta Gladiators franchise has registered just a solitary win and sustained two defeats from three matches. They will now go up against Karachi Kings in match 15 of the competition on April 25 in Lahore.