Return to Pakistan from CPL

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Hasnain has been asked to return home from the CPL immediately.

He had originally gone to the West Indies with a no-objection certificate

that said he could play the entire tournament for INDIA owned Trinbago Knight Riders

but it has now been revoked by the PCB

with the aim of bringing the 19-year old back to play the Quaid-e-Azam trophy.

Pakistan's most promising bowler was missing the first round of the Quaid-e-Azam trophy

to play T20 cricket abroad became a talking point, especially in light of other senior Pakistan bowlers

doing much the same.

Mohammad Amir retired from Test cricket earlier this year
Wahab Riaz has also chosen to take an indefinite break from first-class cricket.

These events - and perhaps a Test tour of Australia in November - prompted the PCB

to call Hasnain back home so he can hone his long-form skills.

www.guardian.co.tt/sports/tkr-pacer-hasn....2.935208.45d74cc597

Hasnain is congratulated by teammates after dismissing Jamaica Tallawahs skipper Chris Gayle ~

they don't want him playing for the Indian owner