Mohammad Rizwan is also the national team s first-choice wicketkeeper and vice-captain in the Test format. Photo courtesy PCB/File
Days before season six of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) begins, Multan Sultans announced on Monday that Mohammad Rizwan will be leading the side in place of Shan Masood.
Rizwan, who is also the national team s first-choice wicketkeeper and vice-captain, has arguably been the highlight of Pakistan’s cricket this past year, scoring runs all over the world including in bowler-friendly conditions of Australia and New Zealand.
He was also the top-scorer in two of the three Twenty20 international matches in the recently concluded series against South Africa and was also named Player of the Series in both Tests and T20Is for his ravishing performances with the bat and gloves.
PSL franchises resolve long-standing dispute with PCB
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PSL franchises resolve long-standing dispute with PCB / Photo: PCB
The ever-going dispute between Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come to an end after all the franchises decided to submit their annual fee,
According to the paper, all six franchises paid their dues to the Board on the final day of the three-week deadline assigned to them on a condition to have a more logical and workable financial model from next year onward between the two major stakeholders.
“Yes, we have submitted the annual fee with the PCB with a hope to have more logical and workable financial package from the next year onward,” a franchise owner was quoted as saying. “We have been promised by the PCB that a new financial model will be in place from the next year and this could be a much longer duration.”