Bangladesh fast bowler Nahid Rana’s potential return to the Pakistan Super League (PSL 11) has hit a roadblock as he has chosen not to seek a fresh No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). Initially granted an NOC until April 13, Rana had been representing Peshawar Zalmi in the tournament. However, he returned home along with other Bangladesh players after being called up for national duty, despite being named in the ODI squad against New Zealand. Although he was overlooked for the first two T20 Internationals, sources suggest that the BCB is considering giving him a break ahead of the upcoming Test series against Pakistan. The two-match Test series, part of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27, is set to commence at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium from May 8 to 12, with the second Test scheduled at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium from May 16 to 20. As part of his workload management strategy, Rana has decided against requesting a new NOC to continue in the PSL. During his four-match stint with Zalmi, he took seven wickets at an impressive economy rate of 5.42. If Rana had applied for an NOC, the BCB would have reviewed his request before making a decision. Meanwhile, fellow Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman has been granted an NOC in two phases. Initially cleared to play in the PSL 11 until April 12, he received another NOC starting April 24, allowing him to be available for his franchise, Lahore Qalandars, until May 3.
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