English cricketer David Willey has turned down the Indian Premier League (IPL) and announced to join the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
The English fast bowler has left the IPL, the most expensive league in the world of cricket, and has announced to register himself in the player draft for the Pakistan Super League and will be available for the full tournament.
In the Indian Premier League (IPL), David Willey was part of the Lucknow Super Giants squad, but he withdrew from the tournament.
David Willey represented Multan Sultans in the 9th edition of the PSL, he was officially signed by the franchise.
On the other hand, the registration process of foreign players for the PSL drafts is underway. While many famous English cricketers are taking part in the registration process.
David Willey took 15 wickets in his 11 matches during PSL 9 at an average of 20.40 and an economy rate of 7.46, becoming the fourth-highest wicket-taker of the season.
