Bangladesh versatile Rishad Hossain detonated the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after the postponement of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Increasing political tensions between Pakistan and India, the PCB decided to postpone PSL indefinitely on Friday. The PCB initially tried to change the games to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), but the request was rejected by the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB). Rishad, who played for Lahore Qalandars, detonated the PCB for how they handled overseas players.
Rishad accused PCB for a lack of transperse, and revealed that the board was trying to hide the details of drone attacks. Rishad also announced that the PCB plans to keep the starting PSL matches in Karachi at the beginning, but reversed the players after expressing security concerns with PCB chef Mohsin Naqvi.
“The meeting was basically called to know what we think of our concerns, what we think about the current scenario. Almost all foreign players said that the only safe place for the later part of the tournament was Dubai. Yes, the PCB chair tried to convince us to carry out the remaining matches in Karachi. Thanks to God’s grace and the Pakistan Cricket Board, he helped us to reach Dubai safely.
Rishad, “Thank God, after overcoming a crisis, we reached Dubai and now I feel good. After landing to Dubai, 20 minutes after the airport after a missile, the news is grieving and now, after reaching Dubai’ye refact,” he remembered.
“When I don’t play, when my family is good, and now when they heard the news about Pakistan – bomb explosions and the missiles here and there – they were worried when they heard the vicinity. Naturally tense. I tried to worry about me and tried to say that they were quite normal about me.”
Rishad announced that Bangladesh teammate Nahid Rana, who played for Peshawar Zalmi, was shaken by events.
“Nahid Rana was very quiet, perhaps for tension, as I understand. I told him not to be nervous and I hope that nothing would happen. Thank God, we reached Dubai safely.” He said.
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