Afghanistan’s star leg-spinner Rashid Khan has withdrawn his boycott menace of Australia’s Big Bash League and made himself out there for the 2023-24 season of the T20 franchise event.
Rashid had threatened to boycott BBL in January this yr following Australia’s choice to withdraw from a three-match ODI sequence in Afghanistan in March final yr on human rights floor after Taliban banned college training for ladies.
“If playing Afghanistan is so uncomfortable for Australia, then I wouldn’t want to make anyone uncomfortable with my presence in the BBL. Therefore, I will be strongly considering my future in that competition,” Rashid had mentioned in a press release at the moment.
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But in line with Australian Associated Press (AAP), the 24-year-old spinner’s title options within the official checklist of gamers out there for subsequent Sunday’s abroad draft.
The BBL is scheduled to be held from December 7 to January 24.
The AAP report additional states that Mujeeb-ur-Rahman, Noor Ahmed and Izhar-ul-haq Naveed are the opposite Afghan gamers within the abroad draft.
Rashid has represented Adelaide Strikers within the final six seasons of the BBL and is anticipated to be retained by the franchise.
