Umar Akmal: “International cricket has always been my top priority. I gave up major leagues to serve Pakistan. But today, I regret those decisions because I never imagined I’d be treated like this”
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Veteran batsman Umar Akmal has admitted that he regrets not choosing T20 leagues over representing Pakistan.
Waqar Younis: “There are policies about playing in leagues as we don’t want to deprive these kids from making money”
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Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis has offered his thoughts on the large number of domestic T20 tournaments all over the world, saying that the Pakistan players should not be deprived of the chance to make money.
Anwar Ali: “We are allowed to play two international leagues according to the contract which we have signed with the board. However, it was their decision to withdraw our NOC for the T10 league and we respected it”
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Out of favour all-rounder Anwar Ali has lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for stopping players from taking part in domestic tournaments around the world.
Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir is supposed to play for Team Abu Dhabi in the T10 League
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Some Pakistan stars are reportedly extremely frustrated with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after it revoked their No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to participate in the T10 League.
Pakistan stars like Mohammad Amir (pictured) and Shoaib Malik could lose up to 10 million rupees after the PCB revoked players’ NOCs for the T10 League
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Pakistan stars like left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir and all-rounder Shoaib Malik could stand to lose up to 10 million rupees after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) revoked all of the players’ No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to feature in the T10 League in Abu Dhabi.
Wasim Akram: “At the moment, the Pakistan player’s mindset is, so what if I don’t play for Pakistan, I can play in T20 leagues”
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Legendary left-arm seamer Wasim Akram has suggested that Pakistan players seem to be more interested in playing domestic Twenty20 competitions around the world than representing their own country.
Ashraf has vowed to stop the conspirators from ruining his plans
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf has revealed that there is a conspiracy brewing within his own administration that threatens to derail the country’s hopes of bringing international cricket back to its shores and stop the Pakistan Super League (PSL) from taking place on time.
Butt has refused to name any of the international players until they submit all the necessary documents
Pakistan Super League (PSL) managing director Salman Sarwar Butt has announced that over 50 international players have already signed up to play in the 10-day tournament.
No Australian or South African cricketer will be participating in the PSL
Cricket Australia and Cricket South Africa have both announced that they will not be issuing NOCs to any of their centrally contracted players for the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
