Three Pakistani Players Were Awarded Platinum Status
For the next BBL draught on Sunday, The Big Bash has unveiled a roster of 25 platinum men’s players who are eligible to be selected in the first two rounds.
25 Platinum Men’s players have been announced by Big Bash and are available for selection in the first two rounds of the forthcoming BBL draught on Sunday.
Mohammad Rizwan, a wicketkeeper-batsman for Pakistan, Shadab Khan, and Haris Rauf, a fast bowler, are three other players who have been selected for the platinum category prior to the BBL draught.
The list of 25 players in the platinum category includes Alex Hales, Rilee Rossouw, Gus Atkinson, Sam Billings, Shadab Khan, Tom-Kohler Cadmore, Joe Clarke, Dawid Malan, Tymal Mills, Tom Curran, Colin Munro, Haris Rauf, Mohammad Rizwan, Chris Jordan, Harry Brook, James Vince, Will Jacks, Zac Crawley, Faf du Plessis, Quinton de Kock, Martin Guptill, Rashid KhanUr Rahman, and Nicholas Pooran.Players chosen in the BBL|13 Draught with a platinum selection can earn up to $420,000 this year.
Only the 25 platinum players are available for selection in the first round of the BBL Draught, while both platinum and gold-tier players are selectible in the second round.
The Melbourne Stars already indicated a desire to keep Haris Rauf for BBL|13, and his impressive Big Bash record speaks for itself. He has played in 18 games and has 30 wickets with an average of 16.40, placing him on selectors’ radars.
Shadab Khan, who previously competed in the BBL|07 with the Brisbane Heat and the BBL|11 with the Sydney Sixers, is also aiming for his fourth BBL season. His time with the Hurricanes last summer was cut short by injury after he had taken seven wickets in five games.
The BBL|13 Draft is scheduled for September 3, with four rounds, allowing clubs to select a minimum of two and a maximum of three players. The order of the succeeding rounds will be determined by a “snake” structure, meaning that the team making the last selection in the second round will make the first selection in the third round. The first two rounds will proceed according to the lottery order.
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For the next BBL draught o n Sunday, The Big Bash has unveiled a roster of 25 platinum men’s players who are eligible to be selected in the first two rounds.
25 Platinum Men’s players have been announced by Big Bash and are available for selection in the first two rounds of the forthcoming BBL draught on Sunday.
Mohammad Rizwan, a wicketkeeper-batsman for Pakistan, Shadab Khan, and Haris Rauf, a fast bowler, are three other players who have been selected for the platinum category prior to the BBL draught.
The list of 25 players in the platinum category includes Alex Hales, Rilee Rossouw, Gus Atkinson, Sam Billings, Shadab Khan, Tom-Kohler Cadmore, Joe Clarke, Dawid Malan, Tymal Mills, Tom Curran, Colin Munro, Haris Rauf, Mohammad Rizwan, Chris Jordan, Harry Brook, James Vince, Will Jacks, Zac Crawley, Faf du Plessis, Quinton de Kock, Martin Guptill, Rashid KhanUr Rahman, and Nicholas Pooran.Players chosen in the BBL|13 Draught with a platinum selection can earn up to $420,000 this year.
Only the 25 platinum players are available for selection in the first round of the BBL Draught, while both platinum and gold-tier players are selectible in the second round.
The Melbourne Stars already indicated a desire to keep Haris Rauf for BBL|13, and his impressive Big Bash record speaks for itself. He has played in 18 games and has 30 wickets with an average of 16.40, placing him on selectors’ radars.
Shadab Khan, who previously competed in the BBL|07 with the Brisbane Heat and the BBL|11 with the Sydney Sixers, is also aiming for his fourth BBL season. His time with the Hurricanes last summer was cut short by injury after he had taken seven wickets in five games.
The BBL|13 Draft is scheduled for September 3, with four rounds, allowing clubs to select a minimum of two and a maximum of three players. The order of the succeeding rounds will be determined by a “snake” structure, meaning that the team making the last selection in the second round will make the first selection in the third round. The first two rounds will proceed according to the lottery order.
