New Zealand veteran Tim Southee has expressed his want to ply his commerce within the Pakistan Tremendous League (PSL). The veteran fast-bowler has toured Pakistan as part of the New Zealand group up to now however is but to play within the PSL.
Tim Southee has performed in a number of T20 leagues world wide to date. Within the Indian Premier League, he has represented Chennai Tremendous Kings and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders. The proper-arm pacer has additionally performed for Brampton Wolves and Vancouver Knights within the World T20 Canada.
At current, he’s plying his commerce for Birmingham Phoenix within the ongoing The Hundred. And he has now expressed his want to play within the PSL as properly. In an interview with an area information channel, Tim Southee known as PSL a tremendous match and mentioned that he can be thrilled to be part of it. He additionally recalled the tour of Pakistan a few years in the past and mentioned that he has many nice reminiscences.
“The Pakistan Tremendous League is a tremendous match that I observe, and I’d be thrilled to be part of it sooner or later,” mentioned Tim Southee, as quoted by Geo Information.
“Two years in the past, I toured Pakistan with the New Zealand group, and I’ve many nice reminiscences of that point. Throughout the Check collection, I completely loved the meals and hospitality in Karachi,” he added.
Tim Southee on The Hundred:
Tim Southee additionally shared his views on The Hundred and in contrast it to T20 cricket. The New Zealand Check captain started by expressing his delight over taking part in for Birmingham Phoenix earlier than ruing that similar to T20s, the Hundred just isn’t bowling-friendly both.
“I’m completely satisfied to signify Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred match. Like T20, the Hundred format can be not very bowler-friendly,” mentioned Tim Southee.
Tim Southee is the all-time main wicket-taker in T20Is and it will not be stunning if he’s seen taking part in within the PSL quickly. He has picked 164 wickets in T20Is to date. No different bowler has managed to achieve the 160-wicket mark within the shortest format of the sport to date.
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