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T10 League thankful to PCB after allowing Pakistan players to compete in second edition

Sport360 staff

21:15 25/10/2018

T10 League management welcomed the decision by Pakistan Cricket Board to allow their players compete in the second edition of the tournament.

On Wednesday, the PCB issued No Objection Certificates to some of their players for the tournament which will take place in Sharjah from November 21.

That means 20 leading Pakistani players will play including two Icon Players – Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik as well as Wahab Riaz, Sohail Tanvir, Junaid Khan, Shan Masood, Sohail Khan, Umar Akmal, Mohammad Sami, Mohammad Hafeez and Asif Ali.

Welcoming the move, Shaji Ul Mulk, chairman of T10 League, thanked the PCB.

“This will pave the way for Pakistani players to play along with cricketers from other countries in the same team and in the same league – something that will help popularise the ten-over format cricket and attract more fans,” he said.

“Now players from all cricketing countries will be able to play and entertain crowd at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium as well as in other parts of the world through our electronic media partners Sony Television Network and other channels.

“Let this usher in a new era in cricketing world where the T10 League is spreading the 10-over format cricket that helps spectators to enjoy the game of cricket in an ideal cricketing environment.”

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