Blessing Muzarabani Banned Two Years from PSL After IPL Move
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Zimbabwean fast bowler Blessing Muzarabani received a two-year ban from the Pakistan Super League (PSL) after switching to the Indian Premier League (IPL). The PSL imposed the ban due to his failure to honour contractual commitments. This ban affects Muzarabani's participation in Pakistan's domestic T20 league but does not impact his international career or IPL involvement.
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- •Blessing Muzarabani is a Zimbabwean fast bowler.
- •The Pakistan Super League banned Muzarabani for two years starting in 2026.
- •The ban was imposed because Muzarabani did not honour his commitments to the PSL.
- •Muzarabani switched to play in the Indian Premier League.
- •The ban covers two editions of the PSL, Pakistan's domestic T20 cricket league.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Blessing Muzarabani appeals the PSL ban successfully he could return to play in the PSL before the two-year period ends, benefiting PSL teams and fans.
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