Pakistan players’ NPL participation in doubt over PCB clearances
Summary
Pakistani cricketers’ participation in the Nepal Premier League has been thrown into doubt after the Pakistan Cricket Board reportedly put their no-objection certificates on hold. Several players are already in Kathmandu, but the league’s franchises are still waiting for clarity over the clearance process and possible fees.
Key Points
- The Pakistan Cricket Board has reportedly put no-objection certificates for Pakistani players in the Nepal Premier League on hold.
- ESPNcricinfo reported that the PCB may have sought about $25,000 per player for the certificates, though this has not been formally confirmed in writing.
- Karnali Yaks said it was prepared to cover the amount for Sahibzada Farhan and Hussain Talat if needed.
- The NPL’s third edition begins on Monday at the TU International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur, with several Pakistani players already in Kathmandu.
