Big names express consent to feature in Pakistan Super League

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At least fifteen international players, including West Indian Sunil Narine, Kieron Pollard, Sri Lanka’s Tillakaratne Dilshan and New Zealand’s James Franklin have consented to play in Pakistan Super League’s inaugural edition in Doha next year.

“We have consent from at least 15 international players for the Pakistan Premier League, we are in talks with more players and a final pool will be announced in due course,” said a source in PSL.

Initially, 15 players have consented to feature in the auction for Pakistan Super League. These include five from West Indies, three from Sri Lanka while two each from New Zealand, England and South Africa. Australia’s Brad Hodge has also agreed to feature in Pakistan Cricket’s extravaganza.

Pakistan Super League will be played in Doha, Qatar form February 4th to 24th, next year with five franchise based teams featuring in the event. Players’ auction is likely to be held in November.

Players who have agreed to play in Pakistan Super League:

WEST INDIES:
Kieron Pollard
Sunil Narine
Dwayne Bravo
Dwayne Smith
Samuel Badree

SRI LANKA
Thisara Perara
TN Dilshan
Ajantha Mendis

NEW ZEALAND
Grant Elliott
James Franklin

SOUTH AFRICA
Richard Levi
Roben Peterson

ENGLAND
Tim Bresnan
Michael Carberry

AUSTRALIA
Brad Hodge

[AisH HuNnY]

YEeeeeeeeyyy
Mubarkaan Finally PSL Start :D

[PRINCE SHAAN]

Thanks for nice sharing

[Katib]

I am not very excited about PSL because I think the event should have been staged in Pakistan. And if not permitted by the security situation, it should have been shelved for another year.

Taking a cricketing event to a non-cricketing venue does not make much sense to me. At the most, the UAE could have been fine for the event as the emirates has a big number of Asian exapts living there. Qatar does not even has international standard cricketing facilities.

[Princess Urwa]

thanks for sharing

[(‘“*JiĢäR*”’)]

Very nIce...