3 players banned, difficult to play in IPL, board takes action

New Delhi. Lucknow Super Giants, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Kolkata Knight Riders seem to be getting a big shake-up ahead of the upcoming IPL season. It is difficult for 3 players from these franchise teams to play in the 17th season of IPL. Because the cricket board of all three players has banned them from playing franchise cricket for 2 years. All these three players are from Afghanistan. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has taken this action considering the attitude of fast bowler Naveen ul Haq, spinner Mujeeb ur Rahman and fast bowler Fazlaq Farooqui who faced Virat Kohli.

It is being said that Naveen ul Haq, Mujeeb ur Rehman and Fazlaq Farooqui were giving more importance to personal interests than the national team. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has issued a statement saying that these three players will be banned from playing franchise cricket. ACB says the three players are insisting on playing in foreign leagues instead of national duty. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has also stopped giving central contracts to the trio.

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The players asked the board to drop the central contract
Afghanistan Cricket Board has formed a committee in this matter. A member of the committee says that these players informed the board about their decision. The trio asked the board to release them from the central contract from January 1, 2024. Besides, these players told the board that their consent should be taken before selecting them in the squad whether they are available for the series or not.

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