LAHORE: Cricket player Ahmad Shahzad of Pakistan declared his intention to leave the Pakistan Super League (PSL) because of ongoing disregard for the player draft.
Ahmad Shehzad was not selected by any team during the nineth edition of the Pakistan Super League draft, which took place in Lahore two days ago. PSL teams selected players for their teams in the draft
Ahmed Shehzad took to social media and posted a touching message, expressing his disappointment that he had not written the note this year. The same old story has transpired after another draft!
The only one who truly knows why I wasn’t chosen is Allah; they plan, and Allah plans. Indeed, Allah is the best designed, the cricketer continued.
Ahmad claimed that he has continuously put in a lot of effort to perform well in domestic cricket and that, prior to the PSL draft, he performed well in the national T20
“I believe there has been a conscious effort to prevent me from entering. The cricket player said, “Those with fewer numbers are preferred; if this is set, then it doesn’t matter.”
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He went on to write that he would not play PSL with these six teams again and that he left the league out of self-respect.
