Kavya Maran included Pakistani player Abrar Ahmed in her team

New Delhi: The ongoing discussions about Pakistani players in England’s 100-ball cricket league, The Hundred, have now come to an end. Pakistan’s mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed Has been bought by a franchise, which is associated with the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Kavya bought Abrar Ahmed

During the auction, sunrisers leads bought Abrar Ahmed for an amount of approximately Rs 2.34 crore. this franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad Group, co-owned by Kavya Maran. Earlier, there were discussions in the media that IPL owners would avoid buying Pakistani players, but this deal proved all the speculations wrong.

Competition between Trent Rockets and Sunrisers Leeds

First Pakistani player to be sold in auction Osman Tariq Made, who was bought by Birmingham Phoenix for about Rs 1.72 crore. However, most of the attention was focused on Abrar Ahmed’s deal, in which Trent Rockets And sunrisers leads There was competition between. According to a report, the franchise owners who have IPL teams were not going to buy Pakistani players, but Abrar’s purchase broke this notion.

Big players did not find buyers

During the auction many prominent players of Pakistan, like Haris Rauf, Shadab Khanand young batsman Sam Ayubdid not find buyers. Apart from this, Pakistan’s star fast bowler Shaheen Afridi Had withdrawn his name even before the auction started. This auction has made it clear that the speculations about Pakistani players in The Hundred had no basis.