Karachi: The Pakistani Cricket Council (PCB) banned on Thursday, Corbin Bush, founder of South Africa, from the Pakistani Premier League for a year after violating his contract by withdrawing from the championship.
Bush, 30, was formulated by Peshawar Zalami at the PSL player in January, but later chose to play in another league instead.
The multi -chlorine vinyl also imposed an undeclared financial penalty on the player. The Board of Directors did not reveal the amount of the punishment. A source revealed that it was due to the signing of the Board of Directors on NDA with the cricket player.
In a statement issued by PCB, Bush apologized for his decision, saying he had “full responsibility” for his actions.
Bush said: “I strongly regret my decision to withdraw from the Pakistan Champions League and offer my sincere apologies to the people of Pakistan, the fans of Peshawar Zoumi, and the broader cricket community,” Bush said.
The Bush -chlorine duo said that Bush will not be qualified for the PSL for the next year, but it did not specify whether the ban was extending to other league tournaments.
PSL, TWENTY20 championship in Pakistan, has grown in recent years, and attracted international stars.
Bush, who played in various league championships all over the world, said he hoped to return to PSL in the future.
“This was a difficult lesson, but I am committed to learning from this experience,” he said.
The tenth edition of the Pakistani Premier League in Rawalpindi begins on Friday with Islamabad United in Lahore Sallands in the opening match.