A few days ago, Riley Russo had described IPL as a film and PSL as more competitive. He is currently playing for Quetta Gladiators. Everyone knows how big the Indian Premier League is compared to the Pakistan Super League, and such statements are often made by players who do not get a place in the IPL. Former Pakistan cricketer Ahmed Shehzad has also shown the mirror to PCB. He clearly said that only those who do not get a chance to play league in India come to Pakistan and play, otherwise if anyone gets a chance, he will choose IPL first.
Shahzad also exposed players like Riley Rousseau, who give absurd arguments and say that PSL is better. He said that such players praise Pakistan only because they are getting money from here. If anyone gets a chance to play in both the leagues (IPL vs PSL), then he will go to India only.
Retired players play in PSL
Shahzad said, “Most of the players you have are those who, after playing the IPL, retired from the IPL and had no future.” He also took the names of many players including David Warner. He further said, “Because they are not even there in the commentary. Like Kevin Pietersen has come, Chris Gayle is involved. The same players will come to you and say that Pakistan Super League is better than IPL. Otherwise if anyone has a chance, he will choose IPL only.”
ЁЯУв Ahmed Shehzad brutally owned PSL:
You only have players left in the PSL who have either retired from the IPL, gone unsold in the IPL, or have no future in the IPL, like David Warner and Steve Smith. If any current player has a chance to play, they will choose the IPL. So howтАж pic.twitter.com/2GTSopxZPA
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Shahzad also said that although PCB tried to make the Pakistan Super League bigger by adding 8 teams, but the quality of the league has only declined. Justifying Blessing Muzarabani’s decision to go to IPL, he said that it is the choice of a professional player.