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Razzak, Rana Naved to end ICL tie for national team
Razzak, Rana Naved to end ICL tie for national team
Two rebel Kiwi cricketers on way to say good bye to ICL
Two rebel Kiwi cricketers on way to say good bye to ICL
Razzak, Rana Naved to end ICL tie for national team
Karachi, March 29: Banned Pakistan all-rounders Abdul Razzak and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan have expressed their desire to play for the national team once again.
The duo want to follow in the footsteps of senior batsman Mohammad Yousuf, who yesterday submitted a written document before the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirming that he would end his contract with the league if considered for the national team again.
"Razzak and Rana would also be meeting the PCB officials soon to confirm they would leave the ICL if considered for national selection again," a source close to the players said.
All the three players were expected to make an official announcement about terminating their contracts with the ICL by next week.
Sources said the PCB was also seriously considering the trio`s inclusion in the national team.
"It might not be possible for them to play in the one-day series against Australia from April 22 but definitely they are in line to be considered for the Twenty20 World Cup in England in June," one source said.
Bureau Report
Razzak, Rana Naved to end ICL tie for national team
Two rebel Kiwi cricketers on way to say good bye to ICL
WELLINGTON: Following Pakistan cricket star Muhammad Yusuf, now two rebel Kiwi cricketers - including Shane Bond and Daryl Tuffey – are on the way to say good bye to the Indian Cricket League
Auckland's Sunday News reports Shane Bond and Daryl Tuffey - have been told they will be released from their Indian Cricket League contracts if they put in a request this week; a move, which will allow them to play for the Black Caps.
It's understood Himanshu Mody - the ICL's business head - will fly to Australia to meet ICL executive board member Tony Greig in the next 10 days to discuss the proposal.
The move will have no impact on Australia's international sides as the ICL-contracted Aussies had all retired from first-class cricket.
If players choose to cut their ties with the rebel league, they will immediately become available for national selection again. Of the former Black Caps in the ICL - who include Bond, Tuffey, Nathan Astle, Craig McMillan, Chris Harris, Andre Adams and Lou Vincent - only the two genuine quicks would interest the New Zealand selectors.
But Bond, still New Zealand's best bowler, has talked down any chance of a return to the Black Caps. In contrast it is believed Tuffey is desperate to play for the Caps again.
Two rebel Kiwi cricketers on way to say good bye to ICL