The increase in Indian investments in franchise T20 leagues has raised concerns of the PCB that their players will be deprived of opportunities to develop overseas.

The auction for the inaugural SA20 – in which all six teams were bought by IPL franchise owners. was held last week and there was not a single Pakistani player in it. In the UAE’s new ILT20, five of the six teams are Indian-owned. And the only Pakistani player involved, Azam Khan has been signed by the American-owned Desert Vipers.

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Players from Pakistan have not been officially banned

Players from Pakistan have not been officially banned from representing those teams and Future Tours Program commitments. They are due to play home series against New Zealand and the West Indies in early 2023. They will limit the participation of key international players, regardless. Do it

PCB chairman, Ramiz Raja is likely to be denied the chance for Pakistani players

The number of franchises across the world has seen a huge jump with the rise in ownership of Indian investors. Due to this PCB chairman, Ramiz Raja is likely to be denied the chance for Pakistani players to play around the world.

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PSL in lieu of giving NOC to PCB to play in other leagues

Preliminary talks have also taken place with other boards to discuss the possibility of mutual arrangement with regard to the No Objection Certificate (NOC). This allows other boards to release their players to appear in PSL in lieu of giving NOC to PCB to play in other leagues.

Pakistan players have not featured in the IPL since the inaugural season in 2008 and despite the positive relationship between Ramiz and BCCI President Sourav Ganguly, this is unlikely to change in the near future.

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“I feel for him,” said England captain Moeen Ali. “They’re probably missing out on a lot of money financially because they’re such a good player. It’s obviously political and all kinds of stuff — it’s not black and white, a lot of the time. It’s sad because they’re so good. The players and they will only add to the level of cricket.”