Hundred deals 'not in our hands' amid India tensions - Pakistan's Farhan
Summary
Pakistan cricketer Sahibzada Farhan mentioned that Pakistan players are interested in joining the new cricket league called "The Hundred." However, he noted that their selection depends on the teams, particularly those with Indian ownership, due to political tensions between India and Pakistan.Key Facts
- Sahibzada Farhan is a leading Pakistani cricket player.
- More than 60 Pakistan players have signed up for "The Hundred" auction.
- Indian-owned teams in "The Hundred" are not considering Pakistan players.
- Political tensions between India and Pakistan influence cricket selections.
- Four teams in "The Hundred" are part or fully owned by IPL interests.
- Farhan's base price for the auction is £50,000.
- Thirteen out of Pakistan’s 15-member squad entered the auction.
- The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) reminded teams about discrimination responsibilities.
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