Mohsin Naqvi-led cricket board has demanded a few things from its players before issuing the required NOCs. Without the no-objection certificates, none of the players will be able to play in the Abu Dhabi T10 League, which is set to start on November 07 and will run until November 20. All of the matches will be played at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
Before taking the field in the league, the players will have to pay a fee to the cricket board to collect their NOCs. Players will have to pay the fee from their own pockets. Previously, it was reported that the cricket board demanded money for their players' NOCs from the league authorities.
PCB demanded money from MLC and NPL for NOCs
As the board officials expressed their demand at the very last minute, the franchises were put in a tricky situation. They were left with only two options: either play without the Pakistani cricketer or pay the fee immediately to make the cricketer available to play for the franchise. Demanding an amount for a player's NOC was something new in the international cricket circle.
All Pakistani cricketers were replaced in the Nepal Premier League 2026
Due to PCB's demands, not a single Pakistani cricketer was featured in the SA20 2027 auctions. In the upcoming days, if PCB stays firm on its stance, then other franchise leagues across formats like the MLC and NPL can restrict themselves from registering any Pakistani cricketers.
Because of the standoff between the Nepal Cricket Board and the Pakistan Cricket Board regarding the fees for the NOCs, all of the Pakistani cricketers were replaced in the NPL 2026.
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