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Monday, July 7, 2025

No TKR decision on replacement for Hasnain

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Vinode Mamchan
2121 days ago
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Trinbabgo Knight Riders pacer Mohammad Hasnain organises his field during their Hero Caribbean Premier League match against the St Kitts Nevis Patriots at the Queen's Park Oval on September 4.

Trinbabgo Knight Riders pacer Mohammad Hasnain organises his field during their Hero Caribbean Premier League match against the St Kitts Nevis Patriots at the Queen's Park Oval on September 4.

Ashley Allen - CPL T20

The think tank of the Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers team is still pon­der­ing whether to bring in a re­place­ment for Pak­istani open­ing fast bowler Muham­mad Has­nain, who has been called back to his home coun­try to play in the do­mes­tic Quaid-e-Azam tro­phy.

Man­ag­er of the team Col­in Bor­de told Guardian Me­dia on Sun­day that no de­ci­sion has been made con­cern­ing a re­place­ment. More than like­ly, there will be no re­place­ment who can come in on time to join the team for their fifth match of the tour­na­ment against the St. Kitts/Nevis Pa­tri­ots at Warn­er Park in St. Kitts on Tues­day.

The PCB orig­i­nal­ly gave Has­nain a No-Ob­jec­tion Cer­tifi­cate (NOC) to play for the en­tire CPL but made an about-turn and has de­cid­ed to re­voke the NOC. Every play­er who takes part in T20 fran­chise leagues re­quires NOCs from their re­spec­tive crick­et boards. This is in line with the In­ter­na­tion­al Crick­et Coun­cil (ICC) pol­i­cy.

Has­nain has been good for the TKR open­ing the bowl­ing and has tak­en six wick­ets in the four match­es to date. He grabbed two wick­ets, in­clud­ing that of the dan­ger­ous Chris Gayle in his team's fourth suc­ces­sive win in Kingston on Fri­day night.

It is un­der­stood that the PCB is con­sid­er­ing Has­nain for a se­ries against Sri Lan­ka that is card­ed from Sep­tem­ber 27 to Oc­to­ber 19 in Pak­istan.

CPL


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