Bangladesh all -rounder Rishad Hussain has destroyed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after the adjournment of Pakistan Super League (PSL). Increasing political tension between Pakistan and India, PCB on Friday decided to postpone PSL indefinitely. The PCB initially tried to transfer the Games to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), but the request was rejected by the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB). The Rishad, who played for the Lahore Kalandars, has exploded the PCB as to how he handled the withdrawal of foreign players.
The Rishad accused the PCB of shortage of transparency, showing that the board tried to hide the details of the drone attacks. The Rishad also revealed that PCB had initially planned to hold the remaining PSL matches in Karachi, but the players reversed it after expressing their safety concerns with PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi.
“The meeting was originally called to find out our concerns, what we think about the current scenario. Almost all foreign players said that Dubai is the only safe place available for the post -tournament. Yes, the PCB chair tried to explain us to conduct the remaining matches in Karachi. And the PCB president helped us to reach Dubai with God.
Recalling the difficulties faced by the foreign players, the Rishad said, “Thank God, we have reached Dubai after overcome a crisis, and I am now feeling well. After landing in Dubai, when we heard that a missile flew from the airport from the airport, we flew from the airport.
“Whenever I go out to play, my family worries for me whether the situation is good or not and now that they heard the news about Pakistan – bombs – Blasts and missile -stone – here and there – naturally they were under stress. I personally tried to console them and tried not to worry about me and they were quite common,” they said that according to a CIRICBZ report.
The Rishad revealed that his Bangladeshi team partner Nahid Rana, who was playing for Peshawar Zalmi, was shaken by events.
“Nahid Rana was very calm, perhaps for stress, as I understood. I kept asking him not to be stressed and hope that nothing will happen to us. Thank God, we reached Dubai safely,” Rishhad said.
(With ANI input)
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