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"Major changes” are coming: Javed Afridi after Peshawar Zalmi failed to qualify for PSL X playoffs

What will JA do, the rule won't permit otherwise he may spend insanely like Qataris , break the bank and assemble a star studded Zalmi.

But the rule only allows 4 OS in playing 11
 
Kianig89 said:
What will JA do, the rule won't permit otherwise he may spend insanely like Qataris , break the bank and assemble a star studded Zalmi.

But the rule only allows 4 OS in playing 11
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He can use his brain and get the best available in this draft.

If Babar and Saim are categorised as platinums, then he needs to think hard if he is going to retain them both.

They still had one platinum pick. His management went for TKC instead of Chapman, Allen, Perera, Matt Short.

First get your head in the game. Building the team around Babar who isn’t a T20 player is already the wrong direction.
 
JA is keeping Babar in the side for reasons more than cricket, may be for next time he has make a call
 
Kianig89 said:
JA is keeping Babar in the side for reasons more than cricket, may be for next time he has make a call
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And do what? Bring Rizwan in for the same reasons? You guys will love him for that too.
 
Who is Haji Akram? Why can’t I find any profile of this guy on the internet? This is some ghost who is being blamed for Zalmi’s direction.

Is Haji Akram basically Muhammad Akram?
 
RidiculousMan said:
Yes
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Ok that clarifies it.

I was under the impression that some unseen bloke known as Haji Akram is the actual owner of Peshawar Zalmi, and he sits in the office somewhere whereas Javed Afridi is his hired front man.

Then rumours started to emerge that this unseen boss Haji Akram started to get more and more involved in team strategy and retention policies.

The word that came out was ‘Haji Akram is the man who threatened Saim and Harris that he will not let them leave, and even if they are successful in leaving they will pull them right back in with RTM and first picks”.

So Haji Akram or Muhammad Akram has been doing things in a pretty aggressive manner. A lot of these guys don’t want to be there but it looks like they have a gun pointed to their heads
 
Any team with Babar, Rizwan, Haris Rauf, Shaheen as platinum will find it hard to do well. They are gold category players. Your average English mercenary t20 player is twice the batter Babar is in this format. Naseem is the only decent player.
 
zarak said:
Any team with Babar, Rizwan, Haris Rauf, Shaheen as platinum will find it hard to do well. They are gold category players. Your average English mercenary t20 player is twice the batter Babar is in this format. Naseem is the only decent player.
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Is this the 35 averaging Naseem you are speaking about? What decent things has he done in this and previous PSLs?
 
Javaid Afridi should sack the whole coaching staff and revamp it by bringing in someone who understands the needs of the modern-day era... Inzi is a legend, but he is not fit for coaching a T20 team. Akram has been with Zalmi, but really, he has done nothing with the bowling. Clueless.

Babar should also be removed from captaincy... Time to move on from hype.
 
BouncerGuy said:
Javaid Afridi should sack the whole coaching staff and revamp it by bringing in someone who understands the needs of the modern-day era... Inzi is a legend, but he is not fit for coaching a T20 team. Akram has been with Zalmi, but really, he has done nothing with the bowling. Clueless.

Babar should also be removed from captaincy... Time to move on from hype.
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Inzi is alright he understands the game, He was praising Maaz sadaqat's innings, and probably vouched for his inclusion in later matches.
 
cricfan432 said:
Inzi is alright he understands the game, He was praising Maaz sadaqat's innings, and probably vouched for his inclusion in later matches.
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They need to hire people who can make bold selections to assemble a group of well balanced 16 players. Anyone can praise an inning of a youngster after he's done well. I am unsure if their management is even aware of how the player is doing in domestics before they pick them up. Their coaches may not even know what the attributes of the players are.
 
BouncerGuy said:
Javaid Afridi should sack the whole coaching staff and revamp it by bringing in someone who understands the needs of the modern-day era... Inzi is a legend, but he is not fit for coaching a T20 team. Akram has been with Zalmi, but really, he has done nothing with the bowling. Clueless.

Babar should also be removed from captaincy... Time to move on from hype.
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Inzi is fine in his mentor role. They just need a better tactical coach than Akram
 
Darren Sammy played a pivotal role in the fan following and branding of Peshawar Zalmi. Zalmi's have always looked half the side without his prescence in the field and the dug out.
 
Kianig89 said:
What will JA do, the rule won't permit otherwise he may spend insanely like Qataris , break the bank and assemble a star studded Zalmi.

But the rule only allows 4 OS in playing 11
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Did they needed to break the bank to get someone like Hales ? I don't think so. A very competitive team (by PSL standards) can be created with little investment based on local players alone if owner/management understands cricket.
 
Babar may end up without a team if he is not in the plans of two newer teams in next PSL. Ofcourse a lot depends upon his international form as well.
 
Just sell the team to someone with a brain.

That's the only change this team needs.
 
They need to keep hold of Saim,Arif Yaqoob,Haris,Maaz Sadaqat and Ali Raza
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
They have one title win that came 8 years ago against a team that was missing all their international players in the final
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I think they have never been knocked out before playoffs until this season. They have performed consistently but regressed in recent seasons.
 
:ROFLMAO:
 

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Savak said:
Darren Sammy played a pivotal role in the fan following and branding of Peshawar Zalmi. Zalmi's have always looked half the side without his prescence in the field and the dug out.
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That's very true. They were the stand out side both on and off the pitch during the Sammy era. They should bring him back as a morale booster.
 
Sachin fan said:
Is this the 35 averaging Naseem you are speaking about? What decent things has he done in this and previous PSLs
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Averages are kind of overrated in t20s. Economy is more important. You may disagree.

2025: 8.88 (not great)
2024: 7.56 (great)
2023: 7.64 (great)

I generally like him see Naseem has a high potential player and more thinking than Shaheen or Haris. I have no hope for them.
 
Peshawar Zalmi often has had talented youngsters in their team like Saim, Haseeb, Harris etc

If they plan to change captains or trade Babar, they should use him to get some more youngster in either pace bowling or further strengthen the batting.

Lahore I think would be willing to take the bait, but in return Zalmi should ask for a youngster.

Really hate these retention and release laws, where teams are only allowed to keep a few players.
 
zarak said:
Averages are kind of overrated in t20s. Economy is more important. You may disagree.

2025: 8.88 (not great)
2024: 7.56 (great)
2023: 7.64 (great)

I generally like him see Naseem has a high potential player and more thinking than Shaheen or Haris. I have no hope for them.
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Lol, Afridia economy is actually lower in that time period and Raufs is almost same despite both having 3 times better average.
 
Change captain first of all.. Move out of the hype of TKC, he is not a worthy player to retain. Babar needs to be playing at 3. coaching setup needs a revamp also.
 
Sachin fan said:
Lol, Afridia economy is actually lower in that time period and Raufs is almost same despite both having 3 times better average.
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lol sorry brother but I got the receipts. PSL stats for last three years. As I type Naseem has been hammered but facts are facts.

Shaheen
2025: 8.13
2024: 8.61
2023: 9.13

Rauf
2025: 10.5
2024: 9.4
2023: 9.3

Naseem
2025: 8.88
2024: 7.56
2023: 7.64
 
Peshawar Zalmi Announces Retention of Key Players Ahead of PSL 11

Peshawar Zalmi is delighted to announce the retention of four of its core players ahead of the Pakistan Super League 11, reinforcing the team’s competitive strength and vision for excellence. The franchise has retained Babar Azam in the Platinum category, Sufiyan Muqeem in the Diamond category, Abdul Samad in the Gold category and Ali Raza in the Emerging category, combining seasoned experience with emerging talent for the upcoming season.

Babar Azam, entering his fourth year with Peshawar Zalmi, has been a cornerstone of the team’s batting lineup over the past three seasons. In T20 cricket, he has scored 11,814 runs at a strike rate of 128.45, consistently delivering match-winning innings and providing leadership that anchors the team in high-pressure situations.

Sufiyan Muqeem, entering his fifth year with the franchise, has been a key figure in Zalmi’s bowling attack. In T20 cricket, he has claimed 51 wickets with an exceptional economy rate of 6.35, making him a dependable match-winner and a strategic asset on the field.
Abdul Samad, entering his second season with Peshawar Zalmi, has scored 1,766 runs at a strike rate of 148.03 in T20 cricket, showcasing his ability to turn matches with aggressive middle-order batting.

Ali Raza, entering the Emerging category, has impressed as a fast bowler, claiming 16 wickets in T20 cricket at an economy rate of 8.80, demonstrating pace, skill and immense potential to become a key asset for the team.

Chairman Peshawar Zalmi & Zalmi Foundation, Mr. Javed Afridi, expressed his pride in welcoming back the players, stating, “We are thrilled to retain Babar Azam, Sufiyan Muqeem, Abdul Samad and Ali Raza as part of our core group for PSL 11. We believe they are the best ones in their categories and will continue to inspire our fans with their talent, dedication and passion. We wish them all the very best for a successful PSL 11 campaign.”

Due to the shift from the draft to the auction model, Peshawar Zalmi was only able to retain four players this season, compared to eight in previous years. The franchise had to let go of some players who were introduced to the world of cricket as part of the core team and wishes them the very best of luck in their future endeavors. With these retentions, Peshawar Zalmi continues to build a squad with a perfect balance of proven experience and emerging talent, ready to compete at the highest level and deliver memorable moments for fans across Pakistan.
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Peshawar Zalmi Announces Retention of Key Players Ahead of PSL 11

Peshawar Zalmi is delighted to announce the retention of four of its core players ahead of the Pakistan Super League 11, reinforcing the team’s competitive strength and vision for excellence. The franchise has retained Babar Azam in the Platinum category, Sufiyan Muqeem in the Diamond category, Abdul Samad in the Gold category and Ali Raza in the Emerging category, combining seasoned experience with emerging talent for the upcoming season.

Babar Azam, entering his fourth year with Peshawar Zalmi, has been a cornerstone of the team’s batting lineup over the past three seasons. In T20 cricket, he has scored 11,814 runs at a strike rate of 128.45, consistently delivering match-winning innings and providing leadership that anchors the team in high-pressure situations.

Sufiyan Muqeem, entering his fifth year with the franchise, has been a key figure in Zalmi’s bowling attack. In T20 cricket, he has claimed 51 wickets with an exceptional economy rate of 6.35, making him a dependable match-winner and a strategic asset on the field.
Abdul Samad, entering his second season with Peshawar Zalmi, has scored 1,766 runs at a strike rate of 148.03 in T20 cricket, showcasing his ability to turn matches with aggressive middle-order batting.

Ali Raza, entering the Emerging category, has impressed as a fast bowler, claiming 16 wickets in T20 cricket at an economy rate of 8.80, demonstrating pace, skill and immense potential to become a key asset for the team.

Chairman Peshawar Zalmi & Zalmi Foundation, Mr. Javed Afridi, expressed his pride in welcoming back the players, stating, “We are thrilled to retain Babar Azam, Sufiyan Muqeem, Abdul Samad and Ali Raza as part of our core group for PSL 11. We believe they are the best ones in their categories and will continue to inspire our fans with their talent, dedication and passion. We wish them all the very best for a successful PSL 11 campaign.”

Due to the shift from the draft to the auction model, Peshawar Zalmi was only able to retain four players this season, compared to eight in previous years. The franchise had to let go of some players who were introduced to the world of cricket as part of the core team and wishes them the very best of luck in their future endeavors. With these retentions, Peshawar Zalmi continues to build a squad with a perfect balance of proven experience and emerging talent, ready to compete at the highest level and deliver memorable moments for fans across Pakistan.
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What a blunder
Should have retained maaz and saim if they actually care about trophies
 
m.shah said:
How fool one can be to release Saim and retain Babar
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These teams earn more by brandvalue than winning. Secondly there are chances of grabbing saim at lesser rate at auction as compared to babar. Babar brings alot of following and sponsors with him.

I would ve retained maaz instead of ali raza. Again same logic ali raza ll fetch less at auction as compared to maaz
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Peshawar Zalmi Announces Retention of Key Players Ahead of PSL 11

Peshawar Zalmi is delighted to announce the retention of four of its core players ahead of the Pakistan Super League 11, reinforcing the team’s competitive strength and vision for excellence. The franchise has retained Babar Azam in the Platinum category, Sufiyan Muqeem in the Diamond category, Abdul Samad in the Gold category and Ali Raza in the Emerging category, combining seasoned experience with emerging talent for the upcoming season.

Babar Azam, entering his fourth year with Peshawar Zalmi, has been a cornerstone of the team’s batting lineup over the past three seasons. In T20 cricket, he has scored 11,814 runs at a strike rate of 128.45, consistently delivering match-winning innings and providing leadership that anchors the team in high-pressure situations.

Sufiyan Muqeem, entering his fifth year with the franchise, has been a key figure in Zalmi’s bowling attack. In T20 cricket, he has claimed 51 wickets with an exceptional economy rate of 6.35, making him a dependable match-winner and a strategic asset on the field.
Abdul Samad, entering his second season with Peshawar Zalmi, has scored 1,766 runs at a strike rate of 148.03 in T20 cricket, showcasing his ability to turn matches with aggressive middle-order batting.

Ali Raza, entering the Emerging category, has impressed as a fast bowler, claiming 16 wickets in T20 cricket at an economy rate of 8.80, demonstrating pace, skill and immense potential to become a key asset for the team.

Chairman Peshawar Zalmi & Zalmi Foundation, Mr. Javed Afridi, expressed his pride in welcoming back the players, stating, “We are thrilled to retain Babar Azam, Sufiyan Muqeem, Abdul Samad and Ali Raza as part of our core group for PSL 11. We believe they are the best ones in their categories and will continue to inspire our fans with their talent, dedication and passion. We wish them all the very best for a successful PSL 11 campaign.”

Due to the shift from the draft to the auction model, Peshawar Zalmi was only able to retain four players this season, compared to eight in previous years. The franchise had to let go of some players who were introduced to the world of cricket as part of the core team and wishes them the very best of luck in their future endeavors. With these retentions, Peshawar Zalmi continues to build a squad with a perfect balance of proven experience and emerging talent, ready to compete at the highest level and deliver memorable moments for fans across Pakistan.
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Did they seriously let Saim Ayub go, while retaining Babar? Wow. Best thing that could have happened to Saim though. I'm sure Karachi will try to get him.
 
RidiculousMan said:
Btw there is a possibility that Saim rejected Retention offer.
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That's true. Either way Saim will be better off leaving this team that still feels distinctly archaic in their approach/tactics as compared to the other teams in this league
 
What on earth is he thinking letting go of Saim & M.Haris but retaining Babar & Abdul Samad.

Hyderbad Kingsmen should go all out for Saim & make him the face of the franchise.
 
Goes to show how much they actually know about what they should do.

Saim should be a big buy at the auction now.
 
TeymurBlake said:
What on earth is he thinking letting go of Saim & M.Haris but retaining Babar & Abdul Samad.

Hyderbad Kingsmen should go all out for Saim & make him the face of the franchise.
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Peshawar Zalmi is more of a dog and pony show than a team tbh. Babar has more commercial value. They can put his face in ads and promotions for their partners/sponsors and make money off that. What he does on the field is clearly not as important to them.
 
*Peshawar Zalmi clarification on direct signing:

Peshawar Zalmi takes pride in consistently standing as one of the premier franchises of the Pakistan Super League over the past decade. We are also honoured to be supported by the largest and most passionate fan base in the HBL PSL, whose unwavering trust and loyalty remain the backbone of our journey.

Every decision we make and every initiative we undertake is guided by a long term vision to elevate Pakistan’s global image, contribute meaningfully to the development of cricket in the country, and strengthen the overall brand value of the HBL PSL.

This commitment is reflected in our pioneering efforts to bring top international players to Pakistan during challenging times, our extensive nationwide talent hunt programs, our impactful CSR initiatives aimed at serving communities, and our strategic partnerships with leading global organizations.

We would like to clarify to our valued and loyal fan base that the recent direct signing of Afghanistan cricketer Mr. Rahmanullah Gurbaz was completed strictly after he received full NOC clearance from both the Pakistan Cricket Board and the Afghanistan Cricket Board. At the time of selection, he was among the best available options on the official list provided, and his signing followed the prescribed process accordingly.

We further wish to clarify that this decision was taken purely on professional and cricketing grounds, in full compliance with Pakistan Super League regulations, PCB guidelines, and the established framework of the HBL PSL. No consideration beyond merit, team requirements, and due process was involved.

Peshawar Zalmi remains fully aligned with the policies and decisions of the Pakistan Cricket Board. Moving forward, we assure our fans that our sole objective is to further strengthen the HBL PSL brand, elevate its standards, and present it as a major and proud league on the global stage by taking every possible measure.

We sincerely thank our fans for their continued support, trust, and belief in Peshawar Zalmi. Your passion, patience, and unwavering backing motivate us to push boundaries and uphold the values this franchise stands for.

Lastly, we will announce our latest direct signing in due course
 
The Bald Eagle said:
*Peshawar Zalmi clarification on direct signing:

Peshawar Zalmi takes pride in consistently standing as one of the premier franchises of the Pakistan Super League over the past decade. We are also honoured to be supported by the largest and most passionate fan base in the HBL PSL, whose unwavering trust and loyalty remain the backbone of our journey.

Every decision we make and every initiative we undertake is guided by a long term vision to elevate Pakistan’s global image, contribute meaningfully to the development of cricket in the country, and strengthen the overall brand value of the HBL PSL.

This commitment is reflected in our pioneering efforts to bring top international players to Pakistan during challenging times, our extensive nationwide talent hunt programs, our impactful CSR initiatives aimed at serving communities, and our strategic partnerships with leading global organizations.

We would like to clarify to our valued and loyal fan base that the recent direct signing of Afghanistan cricketer Mr. Rahmanullah Gurbaz was completed strictly after he received full NOC clearance from both the Pakistan Cricket Board and the Afghanistan Cricket Board. At the time of selection, he was among the best available options on the official list provided, and his signing followed the prescribed process accordingly.

We further wish to clarify that this decision was taken purely on professional and cricketing grounds, in full compliance with Pakistan Super League regulations, PCB guidelines, and the established framework of the HBL PSL. No consideration beyond merit, team requirements, and due process was involved.

Peshawar Zalmi remains fully aligned with the policies and decisions of the Pakistan Cricket Board. Moving forward, we assure our fans that our sole objective is to further strengthen the HBL PSL brand, elevate its standards, and present it as a major and proud league on the global stage by taking every possible measure.

We sincerely thank our fans for their continued support, trust, and belief in Peshawar Zalmi. Your passion, patience, and unwavering backing motivate us to push boundaries and uphold the values this franchise stands for.

Lastly, we will announce our latest direct signing in due course
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Mujeeb and Faruqi are also listed in the auction and that too at the highest base price. I guess it also means that they won't be getting signed.

The entire region barring Sir Lanka seems like a powder keg at the moment, ready to go off at any instant. Unfortunate if polite, diabolical if honest, such a sorry state of affairs.
 
The Bald Eagle said:
*Peshawar Zalmi clarification on direct signing:

Peshawar Zalmi takes pride in consistently standing as one of the premier franchises of the Pakistan Super League over the past decade. We are also honoured to be supported by the largest and most passionate fan base in the HBL PSL, whose unwavering trust and loyalty remain the backbone of our journey.

Every decision we make and every initiative we undertake is guided by a long term vision to elevate Pakistan’s global image, contribute meaningfully to the development of cricket in the country, and strengthen the overall brand value of the HBL PSL.

This commitment is reflected in our pioneering efforts to bring top international players to Pakistan during challenging times, our extensive nationwide talent hunt programs, our impactful CSR initiatives aimed at serving communities, and our strategic partnerships with leading global organizations.

We would like to clarify to our valued and loyal fan base that the recent direct signing of Afghanistan cricketer Mr. Rahmanullah Gurbaz was completed strictly after he received full NOC clearance from both the Pakistan Cricket Board and the Afghanistan Cricket Board. At the time of selection, he was among the best available options on the official list provided, and his signing followed the prescribed process accordingly.

We further wish to clarify that this decision was taken purely on professional and cricketing grounds, in full compliance with Pakistan Super League regulations, PCB guidelines, and the established framework of the HBL PSL. No consideration beyond merit, team requirements, and due process was involved.

Peshawar Zalmi remains fully aligned with the policies and decisions of the Pakistan Cricket Board. Moving forward, we assure our fans that our sole objective is to further strengthen the HBL PSL brand, elevate its standards, and present it as a major and proud league on the global stage by taking every possible measure.

We sincerely thank our fans for their continued support, trust, and belief in Peshawar Zalmi. Your passion, patience, and unwavering backing motivate us to push boundaries and uphold the values this franchise stands for.

Lastly, we will announce our latest direct signing in due course
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Crying about Fizz removal and then doing this. LOL
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
Crying about Fizz removal and then doing this. LOL
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It's not the same at all.

Was there a Pak government directive to through our Gurbaz on security reasons, and are we then asking Afghans to come here and play a world cup.

Situations are completely different.

Especially so given that Gurbaz himself pulled out.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
It's not the same at all.

Was there a Pak government directive to through our Gurbaz on security reasons, and are we then asking Afghans to come here and play a world cup.

Situations are completely different.

Especially so given that Gurbaz himself pulled out.
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They may not be the same but there are alot of similarities between the two.
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
They may not be the same but there are alot of similarities between the two.
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Yeh it's a shame overall and I didn't like some of the comments from both sets of fans. Afghan players in PSL and our players playing their new league on UAE would have beneficial to both countries.

I am just happy that our board and government wasn't involved and when Gurbaz expressed his reservations , that both sides mutually agreed to terminate. I think when government involvement happens a major line is crossed.
 
It’s a terrible look when one ascribes the crimes of a few on the many. It’s also worth noting that he also had pressure from his own public in joining the PSL

I wasn’t a fan of his direct signing from a quality perspective, but this type of enmity doesn’t solve anything. And that’s on both us and the Afghans.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Yeh it's a shame overall and I didn't like some of the comments from both sets of fans. Afghan players in PSL and our players playing their new league on UAE would have beneficial to both countries.

I am just happy that our board and government wasn't involved and when Gurbaz expressed his reservations , that both sides mutually agreed to terminate. I think when government involvement happens a major line is crossed.
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Sure, but both this incident and the Fizz incident have shown just how racist and bigoted the people of this region really are
 
KingOfPakBreakfast said:
It’s a terrible look when one ascribes the crimes of a few on the many. It’s also worth noting that he also had pressure from his own public in joining the PSL

I wasn’t a fan of his direct signing from a quality perspective, but this type of enmity doesn’t solve anything. And that’s on both us and the Afghans.
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Now the question becomes. Do any franchise risk signing an Afghan player in the Auction?
 
RidiculousMan said:
Now the question becomes. Do any franchise risk signing an Afghan player in the Auction?
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No chance, just based on the headache of eventually replacing them when they too withdraw.

Afghan people don’t want their own players to play in Pakistan, so I’m not even sure if Fazalhaq and Mujeeb will even enter the auction now.

I’d love for a team to pick an Afghan and put out a statement that sports is above politics.

What Zalmi did was, announce the Gurbaz signing and then completely bury their heads in the sand. Good PR isnt just social media posts, it’s also the ability to spot an oncoming public reaction and prepare the most impactful press response to counter it.
 
Which team will forfeit if Pakistan and Afghanistan come up against each other in the knockouts?

Pakistan have a track record and have definitely shown more guts when it comes to forfeits so I'd bet on them.
 
Good riddance... We cannot spoon feed these guys anymore... done enough for them and they backstabbed.
 
BouncerGuy said:
Good riddance... We cannot spoon feed these guys anymore... done enough for them and they backstabbed.
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Exactly!

These are not world class players.... they think they are some sort of superstars?! Delusion is real and what sort of market do you attract from these players?

Not worth the hassle, India is welcome to them- even they do not want beyond a handful
 
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