Afridi will play with Sydney Thunder while Ajmal had signed for Adelaide Strikers and Umar for Sydney Sixers. The PCB had earlier refused permission to the trio to play in the league insisting they gear up at home for the hotly anticipated India tour.
The trio will now miss the last round of domestic Twenty20 tournament.
A PCB spokesperson told ESPNcricinfo, “We have reconsidered our decision, on the request of Cricket Australia, as the players had already signed their contract... They will now leave at the tail end of [Pakistan's] T20 tournament, which runs from December 2 to 10, and will return when our conditioning camp starts.”
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What prompted the stopping and then what prompted the reversal ?? Can this can be put down to incompetence or something else ??
Beat up your own, then give in to the foreigners. What message is PCB relaying? Not to mention the Thakeray incident. Zaka is turning out to be Butt II.
PCB is making very little senses these days. One day disallowed, two days later ALLOWED.