 when the US joined archrival India as the second team from Group A in the Super Eight round, following a washout at Lauderhill in Florida. All players with central and domestic contracts in Pakistan cricket must follow a clause stating that they can receive a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for a maximum of two overseas leagues per year, in addition to playing in the Pakistan Super League. Currently, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has not issued NOCs to young players Azam Khan and Saim Ayub for participation in the Caribbean Premier League, despite both being retained by their respective teams for this season. Both Azam and Saim are part of Pakistan’s World Cup squad. “The other players have also been given a clear message that the two NOC’s rule applies to both centrally and domestically contracted players, and the board also reserves the right to turn down any NOC request from any player,” an official source in the board stated. The PCB also retains the right to refuse an NOC if they believe the player’s workload and fitness could be compromised or if the player is needed for domestic duties. Recently, Pakistan leg-spinner Usama Mir, who signed contracts for the Vitality Blast and The Hundred in England, was informed that he had already reached his quota of two leagues for the year. “Mir argued that, since he was free of any international commitments and there were no domestic events, he should be allowed to play in England. However, he was told that this decision is not for him to make but for the board to decide,” the source added. The PCB has also communicated to all other cricket boards and franchises organizing T20 leagues that until a player can produce a PCB-issued NOC, signing him would be at their own risk.){kind=link}
The Pakistan Cricket Board has determined to implement its two-NOCs coverage for T20 leagues strictly following the nationwide group’s embarrassing efficiency and first-round exit within the T20 World Cup within the US.
Pakistan was eradicated from the league on Friday (14) when the US joined archrival India because the second group from Group A within the Tremendous Eight spherical, following a washout at Lauderhill in Florida.
All gamers with central and home contracts in Pakistan cricket should comply with a clause stating that they’ll obtain a No Objection Certificates (NOC) for a most of two abroad leagues per 12 months, along with taking part in within the Pakistan Tremendous League.
At the moment, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has not issued NOCs to younger gamers Azam Khan and Saim Ayub for participation within the Caribbean Premier League, regardless of each being retained by their respective groups for this season. Each Azam and Saim are a part of Pakistan’s World Cup squad.
“The opposite gamers have additionally been given a transparent message that the 2 NOC’s rule applies to each centrally and domestically contracted gamers, and the board additionally reserves the best to show down any NOC request from any participant,” an official supply within the board said.
The PCB additionally retains the best to refuse an NOC in the event that they imagine the participant’s workload and health might be compromised or if the participant is required for home duties. Just lately, Pakistan leg-spinner Usama Mir, who signed contracts for the Vitality Blast and The Hundred in England, was knowledgeable that he had already reached his quota of two leagues for the 12 months.
“Mir argued that, since he was freed from any worldwide commitments and there have been no home occasions, he must be allowed to play in England. Nonetheless, he was informed that this choice will not be for him to make however for the board to determine,” the supply added.
The PCB has additionally communicated to all different cricket boards and franchises organizing T20 leagues that till a participant can produce a PCB-issued NOC, signing him could be at their very own danger.