South Africa chief Temba Bavuma and England cricketer Joe Denly have all enrolled in the gold classification.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has uncovered the rundown of worldwide players qualified for choice in the draft for the impending eighth version of the Pakistan Super Association in the gold classification (PSL).
In the rundown uncovered by PCB, Zimbabwe skipper Craig Ervine, Ireland commander Andy Balbirnie, Australian hard-hitter Ben Dunk, and Sri Lankan star Dinesh Chandimal have all been added to the gold class for meeting eighth.
Ibrahim Zadran of Afghanistan, South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma, and Britain cricketer Joe Denly have all enrolled in the gold class.
Other noticeable names incorporate Litton Das, Sheldon Cottrell, Zahir Khan, Sean Williams, Shamarh Creeks, Jordan Clark, Jake Ball, Dom Bess, and a few other worldwide cricketers.
The draft for the 2023 version will be held in Karachi on December 15, and the competition will occur between February 9 and Walk 19 in Karachi, Multan, Rawalpindi, and Lahore.
Addressing the media, the competition's chief, Usman Wahla, expressed that cricket fans overall will see conspicuous players later on time of establishment cricket.
Last week, it was uncovered that the eighth meeting's initial function will happen in Multan, while the last match, containing all play-off matches, will occur in Lahore.
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