England news: Alex Hales and Ben Duckett withdraw from PSL
No Pakistan Super League permitted for contracted South Africa players
Yorkshire partner with Lahore Qalandars in an attempt to ‘reduce barriers to entry’
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Pakistan Super LeaguePakistan Super League recruits 15 English players for 2022 tournament
England were the biggest contributors of overseas players.
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NewsTom Banton tests positive for coronavirus at the Pakistan Super League
The England and Somerset batsman is isolating in Pakistan.
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NewsAB de Villiers agrees to play cricket in Pakistan
AB de Villiers has confirmed that he will play for the Lahore Qalanders in their two home games at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore in this season's Pakistan Super League (PSL).
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CountriesPakistan Super League draft to feature ABD and banned Aussie skipper
South Africa legend AB de Villiers and prolific Australian batsman Steve Smith will be two of the star attractions at this year???s Pakistan Super League (PSL) Player Draft.
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AB de VilliersQalanders tipped to land Superstar AB de Villiers
The Pakistan Super League have confirmed that former Proteas Superstar AB de Villiers will be available in the upcoming player draft.
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CountriesKhalid Latif banned for five years
Pakistan batsman Khalid Latif has been handed a five-year ban by an anti-corruption tribunal after being found guilty of six breaches of the code of conduct.
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NewsLatif tribunal begins as High court challenge fails
Pakistan batsman Khalid Latif appeared before the Pakistan Cricket Board's anti-corruption tribunal on Friday 14 April as his involvement in match-fixing is probed.
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Top StoryKhalid Latif formally charged
Pakistan batsman Khalid Latif has been formally charged with breaching six clauses of the Pakistan Cricket Board's code of conduct.
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NewsIrfan escapes with one year ban
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Irfan has been handed a one-year ban from all forms of cricket , with six months suspended, for his role in the PSL fixing scandal
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NewsSarfraz feels PSL will boost his men
Pakistan skipper Sarfraz Ahmed feels that the recently concluded Pakistan Super League will give his team an edge as they prepare to face the West Indies.