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Multan Sultans Owner Ali Khan Tareen Calls Out PSL for Lack of Diversity in Anthem Selection

Multan Sultans' owner Ali Khan Tareen has openly criticized the Pakistan Super League (PSL) for choosing Ali Zafar to perform the anthem for the tournament’s 10th edition. He questioned the repetitive selection of artists, highlighting the lack of diversity in PSL’s approach to its official anthem.

Tareen’s remarks have sparked debate among fans and industry professionals, with many calling for a more inclusive and fresh lineup of artists to represent Pakistan’s premier cricket league

Ali Khan Tareen Slams PSL for Repetitive Anthem Choices, Calls for More Artist Diversity

Taking to Instagram, Multan Sultans owner Ali Khan Tareen voiced his frustration over the Pakistan Super League’s (PSL) repeated reliance on Ali Zafar for its official anthem.

He criticized the lack of fresh talent in PSL’s music selections, stating, "Pakistan has so many amazing artists. Yet almost half of our anthems have been given to the same middle-aged dude, despite franchises raising concerns."

Tareen further questioned the league’s approach, adding, "They talk about making this the biggest PSL ever, yet keep giving space to the same recycled voices."

His remarks have ignited a debate among fans and music enthusiasts, with many supporting the call for greater diversity and new talent in PSL’s anthem production.

PSL’s Repeated Selection of Ali Zafar Sparks Debate on Artist Diversity

The Pakistan Super League (PSL) announced on Tuesday that Ali Zafar would once again perform the official anthem for PSL X, marking his fifth time as the league’s featured singer.

Zafar has previously sung:

• "Ab Khel Ke Dikha" (2016)

• "Ab Khel Jamay Ga" (2017)

• "Dil Se Jaan Laga De" (2018)

• "Khul Ke Khel" (2024) (his comeback after a hiatus due to legal issues with singer Meesha Shafi)

His repeated selection has raised questions about PSL’s lack of diversity in anthem choices, with many calling for fresh voices to represent the league’s evolving identity. The decision has sparked discussions among fans and industry insiders, with critics arguing that Pakistan’s vibrant music industry deserves more representation on the PSL stage.