Pak players unhappy with PCB's stance of not issuing NOC

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Press Trust of India Karachi
Last Updated : Jan 29 2013 | 2:34 PM IST

Some of these players were understandably reluctant to speak on record but those who had contracts to play in the league feel that the PCB should have atleast allowed those players who have yet to play international cricket.

"The PCB could have reached a solution by holding back the star players to register its protest with the BCB for not sending its team to Pakistan but allowed those players who are only playing domestic cricket to go and earn some good money in the league," one player told PTI.

He pointed out that Pakistan was one of those Test playing nations where domestic players were paid very little.

"This was a good chance for around 25 to 30 players to go and earn some good money but apparently the PCB felt otherwise," he said.

The list of the category B and C players who were hired by franchises in the BPL included Fawad Alam, Mohammad Sami, Khurrum Manzoor, Awais Zia, Azeem Ghuman, Shahzaib Hasan, Umar Amin, Asad Ali, Zulfiqar Babar, Sharjeel Khan, Anwar Ali, Babar Azam, Bilawal Bhatti, Hammad Azam, Khalid Latif, Monsoor Amjad, Junaid Zia, Reza Ali, Rahat Ali, Adeel Malik, Ali Khan, Saad Anwar, Samiullah Niazi and Shakeel Ansar.

The franchises had put up a total sum of around USD 1 million dollars for the Category players like Imran Nazir (USD 280,000), Shahid Afridi (USD 275,000), Kamran Akmal (USD 75,000), Shoaib Malik (USD 85,000), Abdul Razzaq (USD 92,000), Wahab Riaz (USD 65,000) etc. MORE

  

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First Published: Oct 04 2010 | 8:38 AM IST

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