Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Lahore Qalandars’ proprietor, Sameen Rana lashed out on the Pakistan Cricket Board for saying the termination of pacer Haris Rauf‘s contract, simply two days earlier than the T20 match. PCB terminated the central contract of Haris Rauf in a disciplinary motion for pulling out of the Test collection in Australia. Rauf is presently dominated out of the continued PSL after he dislocated his shoulder throughout a match. As per the medical employees, the star pacer will not less than take a month’s time to get well from the harm.

Rana acknowledged that the timing was PCB’s announcement was not good because it left a deep impact on the psychology of Rauf.

“The timing of that announcement was wholly unnecessary. There was no Pakistan series coming up, or any emergency situation that necessitated the announcement two days before the PSL. Whatever the logic was, the timing was really bad. It was a huge blow psychologically for him, because his whole life’s main aim is playing for Pakistan,” Rana advised ESPNCricinfo.

He went to time period PCB’s therapy of Rauf “pathetic” and referred to as it a “poor management” from the nation’s cricket board.

“Rauf’s our premier bowler, our highest wicket-taker after Shaheen Afridi. To publicly humiliate him and issue a press release announcing the termination of his central contract, I have never seen this happen anywhere,” Rana stated.

“I would never treat my employees like that. The employee at least has the right for you to call, email or message them. None of that happened with Rauf, and it was pathetic. It was really poor management,” he added.

Following the harm, the 30-year-old has been dominated out of the PSL season and will additionally miss out on the upcoming World Cup, which is slated to start on June 2.

Rauf’s newest setback might hinder Pakistan’s preparations for the upcoming match within the Caribbean as they give the impression of being to seal their always altering frontline pacers forward of the match.

(With ANI Inputs)