Blessing Muzarabani’s camp has finally broken their silence on the two-year ban imposed by the Pakistan Super League (PSL), citing a lack of formal contract as the reason for their delayed response. According to the Zimbabwean fast bowler’s representatives, they had initially agreed to join Islamabad United for PSL 11, but the deal was contingent upon receiving a No Objection Certificate from Zimbabwe Cricket. However, they claim that no contract was ever provided, which made it impossible to secure the necessary clearance. As a result, Muzarabani was approached by Kolkata Knight Riders and accepted their offer to join the team as a replacement for Mustafizur Rahman. The representatives argue that their client cannot be held accountable for breaching an agreement that was never formally completed. They also expressed concerns that the two-year ban was excessive and disproportionate to previous punishments handed out by the PSL. The statement from Muzarabani’s camp urges the league to reconsider their decision and describes the matter as an administrative error rather than a case of player misconduct. Furthermore, they condemn the online abuse directed at Muzarabani, stating that it has gone too far. The 29-year-old Zimbabwean pacer has so far played only two matches for Kolkata Knight Riders since joining the team.
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