Among the high-profile names, England's Ollie Pope, who captained the national cricket team in the past, registered himself in the draft for the T20 league. Cricinfo has reported that Ollie Pope has removed himself from the draft. The move was believed to be taken after a conversation with ECB's managing director of men's cricket, Rob Key.
As there are clear differences between the views of these two nations, when it was learnt that ECB had no problem in issuing NOCs to their cricketers for the APL, sparked a widespread debate.
Ollie Pope withdraws his name from the APL players' draft
Rob Key is likely to play a massive part in changing the cricketers' ethics. ECB's managing director of men's cricket, in a recent discussion, mentioned that it was the moral judgement of the individual players whether to keep themselves in the draft or it was better to skip the tournament.
Soon after these comments, Ollie Pope pulled himself out of the draft.
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"I don't agree with the way that women have been treated out in Afghanistan, and the way that things happen in that country is not something that I agree with, so it's not something that I would go and do," Rob Key added.
There are some different opinions as well in the England cricket circle. Like Dawid Malan, who is still a registered English player in the APL draft, said that he takes guidance only from the ICC and the cricket boards.
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