PCB Demands $25,000 Per Deal as USA’s Major League Cricket Approaches Players

The management of Major League Cricket (MLC) has approached senior officials of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) with a request for national players to participate in the league. Sources reveal that the PCB has given the green signal to the MLC management regarding the inclusion of national players in the league.

As part of a compromise, the PCB has put forth a condition to the MLC authorities instead of granting No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to Pakistani players. The PCB has demanded a fee of USD 25,000 in the event that any national player is selected in the MLC draft.

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In accordance with the condition, national players who choose to participate in the MLC will be required to pay a compensation fee of $25,000 to the PCB. The PCB representative stated, “We will grant permission to Pakistani players once this condition is fulfilled.” The MLC has requested time to consider meeting the PCB’s condition.

The Major League Cricket tournament is scheduled to take place in the United States from July 13th to July 30th, featuring top cricketers from around the world.