LAHORE: Test cricketer Imran Farhat has decided to play Indian cricket league and for this he has today sent a written request to the Pakistan Cricket Board for separating him from the central contract.
Imran Farhat is disappointed with the maltreatment by the selection committee and attitude of the Board despite being declared the best batsman and fielder in the four-day tournament of the first-class cricket, and one-day contests and thus decided to play the Indian cricket league.
Sources said that Imran Farhat has sent his applications to chairman PCB Dr. Nasim Ashraf, chief operating officer Shafqat Naghmi and director cricket operation Zakir Khan in which he requested to the PCB to release him from the central contract.
According to other reports, Abdul Razzaq and Mohammad Yousuf are also considering seriously to play Indian cricket league after being dropped from the Twenty20 squad and they have begun consulting with lawyers in this regard.
Imran Farhat is disappointed with the maltreatment by the selection committee and attitude of the Board despite being declared the best batsman and fielder in the four-day tournament of the first-class cricket, and one-day contests and thus decided to play the Indian cricket league.
Sources said that Imran Farhat has sent his applications to chairman PCB Dr. Nasim Ashraf, chief operating officer Shafqat Naghmi and director cricket operation Zakir Khan in which he requested to the PCB to release him from the central contract.
According to other reports, Abdul Razzaq and Mohammad Yousuf are also considering seriously to play Indian cricket league after being dropped from the Twenty20 squad and they have begun consulting with lawyers in this regard.
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