Pakistan Cricket Board fears ICC ban for not sending cricketers to T10 league
Pakistan Cricket Board fears ban by ICC for not sending cricketers to the league According to details, the Pakistan Cricket Board has suffered due to withdrawal of its cricketers in the T10 league held in Abu Dhabi from November 14-24, in the past hosting the first two editions of the league's Guinness Book of World. The record added was by the Cricket Stadium. For the first time the event is hosted by Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi.
The UAE Cricket Board has also been playing a major role in the event, unlike in the past, and it is reported that Vice Chairman of the Cricket Board Khalid Al-Zarouni talked to Chairman PCB Ehsan Mani over the telephone about Pakistani cricketers in the league. In response to a request not to be sent Players in league, Chairman PCB failed to give him any assurance in this regard, some certified sources of "PCB" say players in the T10 league on ahead. There is intense pressure on not sending.
Though the board was issued the NOC for the league for the first 16 cricketers, afterwards According to reports, reason of restriction the camp is being set up to reduce the workload of crickets participating in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, while the given boost to the National Cricket Academy based on the cricketers arranged fitness camp in Lahore.
Mohammad Aamir, who is part of the central contract with captains Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Hafeez, and Wahab Riaz, who took a temporary leave from Test cricket, were not playing first-class cricket, so what justified their participation in the fitness camp?
That Mohammad Hafeez met Chief Executive Waseem Khans a few days ago in Lahore, he was asked about the T10 League. He advised not to go, saying it would be appropriate if you were to withdraw from your participation, on which Mohammad Hafeez asked Wasim Khan that the board should regularly stop us from participating in the ICC-approved league. On the other hand, PCB Director of Media Sami Hassan Burney said that the situation in the case of retiring cricketers Shahid Khan Afridi and Imran Nazir will be visible in the next few days.
Sami Hussein Burney, a former affiliate of the ICC, said that in any league, the respective players are not allowed to participate, so whether the cricketer is in agreement or not with Cricket Board, they will need permission. On the other hand, Mohammad Hafeez told that he is going to play league while Shahid Afridi also announced on social media that he is the part of a T10 league and he is going to play
This is a strange situation for the board because if the players ignore the board's orders and join the league, then PCB will think before about doing something legal because it is ICC approved league as per Cricket website CricInfo.
Decides on the board's decision to withdraw NOC in the league Imran Khan has exacerbated the board's problems by mentioning chemistry.
ICC has a clear policy on government intervention, Nepal and Zimbabwe Cricket Board have faced difficulties and tough decisions on government intervention in the past. Cricket has fallen victim to the ICC several times due to the interference of government ministers, following the new situation where the PCB is taking another U-turn, giving the cricketers the NOC in the T10 league. Going to decide on sending.