Summary
- Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has declined an offer to work as a mentor in the Afghanistan Premier League (APL), opting to respect the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) position on the tournament, according to media reports.
- Akram was approached for a mentoring role in the league but decided against accepting the offer, sources told on Thursday.
- The PCB has decided not to issue no-objection certificates (NOCs) to Pakistani cricketers seeking to participate in the tournament, according to the reports.
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has declined an offer to work as a mentor in the Afghanistan Premier League (APL), opting to respect the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) position on the tournament, according to media reports.
Akram was approached for a mentoring role in the league but decided against accepting the offer, sources told on Thursday.
The PCB has decided not to issue no-objection certificates (NOCs) to Pakistani cricketers seeking to participate in the tournament, according to the reports. Akram’s decision was in line with the board’s position, the sources said.
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