PCB gives NOC to Abrar Ahmed (Photo-GETTY IMAGES)
Pakistan Cricket Board has given NOC to many of its players to play in T20 league. The name of Abrar Ahmed is also included in this, who will be seen playing for the Indian franchise Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred League. Apart from Abrar Ahmed, Shadab Khan, Abdullah Shafiq, Usman Tariq, Sahibzada Farhan have also been allowed to play in T20 leagues. Let us tell you that Pakistan Cricket Board has given NOC to maximum 16 players for Global Super League. Lahore Qalandars team is going to participate in this league.
How did Abrar Ahmed get NOC?
Abrar Ahmed It was bought by the Sunrisers franchise for The Hundred, after which there was a lot of uproar in India. A lot of hateful tweets against team owner Kavya Maran had gone viral on social media. However, the team remained firm on its decision. After this it seemed that PCB would not allow its player to play for this team but it did not happen. Abrar Ahmed will play in The Hundred for the first time and the team is owned by an Indian company. Apart from Abrar, Usman Talik will also be seen playing in The Hundred. Abrar Ahmed was bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 2.55 lakh dollars, which is approximately Rs 2.5 crore. The Hundred will start from 21st July to 16th August.
🚨 ABRAR AHMED ISSUED NOC FOR THE HUNDRED 🚨
– PCB has issued an NOC to Abrar Ahmed for The Hundred League. Abrar Ahmed will play for Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Indian owner Kavya Maran.
– Abrar Ahmed will play the whole Hundred League season as he is not part of Pakistan’s pic.twitter.com/OszjxIWez8
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Total 21 players got NOC
PCB has given NOC to 16 of its players to participate in The Hundred 2026, LPL 2026, CPL 2026 and Global Super League 2026. Of these, 16 players will go to Guyana where the Global Super League 2026 will be organized. Champion teams of leagues from all over the world participate in this league. Players like Sufian Muqeem, Abdullah Shafiq, Shadab Khan, Usama Mir are going to play in this league.
