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Usman Khan sends notice to Emirates Cricket Board to terminate contract

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has included Usman Khan in the gym at Kakul. He performed exceptionally well for Multan Sultans in the Pakistan Super League (PSL 9), scoring two centuries and 430 runs in total. This performance caught the attention of the selectors.

According to sources, Usman has sent a notice to the Emirates Cricket Board to terminate his central contract, with legal consultation from the PCB, indicating his desire to cement his future in Pakistan cricket.

Usman made his debut for Karachi Whites in 2017. In four innings from his two first-class matches, he scored 0, 8, 9 and 22 runs respectively. After that he moved to UAE for better opportunities. He was selected for the UAE squad until June next year and was also handed a central contract by the Emirates Cricket Board.

Last year, he represented Gulf Giants in the ILT20 League as a local player. Although he holds a Pakistani passport, he was designated as a local player to join the Indian-owned franchise. He also received compensation of $50,000 (about 14 million rupees).

Usman participated in the PSL as a foreign player and arrived in Pakistan after receiving a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the ECB. He was scheduled to return to Dubai after the final, but did not go.

During this period, Usman remained in constant touch with the PCB. An influential personality from the Multan Sultans was instrumental in finalizing his affairs. Now, Usman has sent a contract termination notice to the ECB.

Breaching the contract may result in restrictions on his participation in future tournaments in the UAE. He has received assurances from someone in Pakistan that he will not only be part of the series against New Zealand but will also be included in the World Cup squad. For this reason, he closed the door of Emirates cricket on him.

It is worth noting that Usman, aged around 29, had said in an interview to a foreign website a few days ago that he would not play cricket for Pakistan, but has since changed his mind.



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