Haris Rauf core contract is expect to be alter following his withdrawal from the Australia Tests. Rauf, noted for his quick bowling, now faces a possible downgrade in his central contract and may lose out on playing in the Big Bash League as well.
The withdrawal of Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf from the next Test series in Australia has sparked debate. Rauf, noted for his quick bowling, Haris Rauf core contract now faces a possible downgrade in his central contract and may lose out on playing in the Big Bash League as well.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is allegedly unhappy with Rauf’s demeanor. Wahab Riaz, a seasoned fast bowler, voiced dissatisfaction. Stating that Rauf, as a nationally contracted player, should have made himself available for the Test series.
“I and the Pakistan team’s director, Mohammad Hafeez, went and spoke to him in detail and told him that both the captain and coach wanted him (Haris) to play in Australia because he was an impact bowler. We assured him that he would not bowl more than 10-12 overs in a day in Australia. ” “We also spoke with the team physio and trainer. They said Haris had no fitness issues and would be fine in Australia. ” Wahab remark during a news briefing.
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Meanwhile, rumors claim that Rauf’s concentration on white-ball cricket may force him to reconsider his current PCB deal. According to the source, players classified for all formats are assign to the top two contract categories, while Rauf is assign to category B.
“There has been discussion that if Haris is only interest in white ball cricket. His central contact should be review because he placed in category B. Which carries a monthly retainer of over 4 million rupees plus enhanced match fees, bonuses, and a share in the PCB’s share of ICC revenues. ” “Those players were given top two categories who were consider all format players. ” A source told the Times of India.
The PCB is rumor to be considering asking Rauf for a final decision on his role in red-ball cricket and revising his contract appropriately. Rauf can also become freelance and return the central contract. A route adopt by international players such as Trent Boult and Jason Roy. Furthermore, the PCB may refuse to provide Rauf a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to play in the Big Bash League. Adding another degree of uncertainty to his future plans.
“A NOC for playing in the Big Bash could also be withheld by the board.” A source told ESPN.
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