All-rounder Shoaib Malik on Friday parted ways with Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
According to details, taking to X (formerly Twitter), Malik said, "I would like to announce that my time with the Karachi Kings has come to an end. It has been a great experience playing for this amazing franchise and teammates."
"During my two stints with the team [Karachi Kings], the management has been super accommodating and supportive," he maintained.
The ace all-rounder added, "Best wishes to you guys. Looking forward to being a part of the PSL draft for the first time and an exciting season ahead."
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Meanwhile, as the cricket world has geared up to bid farewell to 2024 in a bittersweet way, but the signing up of Australian former cricketer David Warner for the forthcoming season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) is a big news for the fans, especially from Pakistan.
According to details, Warner, who had registered himself for the PSL for the first time, was having a claim to fame as the aggressive and blazing opening batter, who had not only represented at the international level, but also went onto play for various franchises and teams across the world.
