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Pakistan players unlikely to play Abu Dhabi T10

The PCB has asked the league to pay $10,000 per NOC it issues for the tournament starting November 7…

By Ahsan Iftikhar Nagi · Cricinfo

Published: Wednesday, 4 November 2026 at 6:09 PM

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Pakistan players are unlikely to feature in the Abu Dhabi T10 due to PCB certificate demands.
The PCB requires the league to pay $10,000 for each No-Objection Certificate issued to Pakistani players.
Sixteen Pakistani players were picked across five franchises during the September 30 player draft.

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Pakistani cricketers are unlikely to participate in the upcoming Abu Dhabi T10 after the Pakistan Cricket Board demanded a $10,000 fee per No-Objection Certificate. The board only communicated the requirement days before the tournament's November 7 start date, leaving franchise teams scrambling to either pay the fee or identify replacement players.

A total of 16 players from Pakistan were selected across five franchises during the September 30 draft, including Naseem Shah, Shadab Khan, and Azam Khan. The dispute follows a similar incident last month where the PCB sought $25,000 per NOC for the Nepal Premier League.

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