Their story

Where they started, the days that made them, and where the story is now.

Texas Super Kings · 2016–2026Wiaan MulderStarted youngSouth Africa's record-making all-rounder: a schoolboy first-class debut, a World Test Championship, a 367* and a place in Texas Super Kings' middle order.4 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2011–2026Milind KumarA Delhi-born batter who piled up 1,331 Ranji runs for Sikkim, rebuilt his career in Texas, and now plays for Texas Super Kings and the USA.4 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2006–2026Keshav MaharajStarted youngA Durban left-arm spinner who went from Bakers Mini-Cricket to a Test hat-trick, a No. 1 ODI ranking and a World Test Championship title.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2003–2026Faf du PlessisA Test-hundred-on-debut veteran who, past 40, became the first player to reach 1,000 MLC runs while captaining Texas Super Kings.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2012–2026Smit PatelStarted youngUnder-19 World Cup winner with India who rebuilt his career in the USA, scoring 152 not out for his adopted country and keeping wicket for Texas Super Kings.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2018–2026Donovan FerreiraA Pretoria-born power hitter who went from Northerns to the Proteas, the SA20, the IPL and a Texas Super Kings finisher with a taste for sixes.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2015–2026Mohammad MohsinA Peshawar leg-spinner who moved to Texas, took 4/8 in MLC's first match and went on to play for the USA at the 2026 T20 World Cup.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2018–2026Abhimanyu LambaA Rajasthan pace bowler who rebuilt his career in the United States and made his Major League Cricket debut for Texas Super Kings in 2026.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2022–2026Saiteja MukkamallaNew Jersey-born USA opener who became a teenage ODI centurion and the fastest USA T20I centurion.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2010–2026Adam MilneA New Zealand fast bowler with a franchise career across the world, who has been a wicket-taking part of Texas Super Kings since 2025.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2007–2026Rilee RossouwBloemfontein-born left-hander who broke a South African domestic record as a teenager and has since played T20 leagues around the world.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2012–2026Akeal HoseinStarted youngA Trinidadian left-arm spinner who became a T20 franchise regular and took the first hat-trick in Major League Cricket history for Texas Super Kings.3 chapters · read the story →

Texas Super Kings · 2005–2026Shubham RanjaneStarted youngA third-generation Indian first-class cricketer who rebuilt his career in America and went from Texas Super Kings to a USA T20 World Cup squad.3 chapters · read the story →