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BCCI Vice-president Rajiv Shukla  has clarified that the Board of Control for Cricket in India  (BCCI) has no authority over the recent signing of Pakistani spinner Abrar Ahmed  by Sunrisers Leeds . Speaking about the development, Shukla stated that the matter does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Indian Premier League  or the BCCI. According to him, the franchise’s decision concerns a separate overseas league in which the ownership group operates independently....

A social media debate has erupted after Kavya Maran , owner of Sunrisers Leeds  and Sunrisers Hyderabad , signed Pakistani spinner Abrar Ahmed  during the auction of The Hundred . The move has sparked contrasting reactions from cricket fans across India and Pakistan, highlighting how sport can often intersect with political and emotional narratives between the two neighboring nations. Screenshots circulating on social media show several Indian fans criticizing the decision, w

Major controversy has erupted around Indian businesswoman and franchise owner Kavya Maran  after her team Sunrisers Leeds  signed Pakistan’s mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed  for a hefty £190,000 (around ₹2.34 crore) in the player auction for The Hundred . The move has triggered a strong reaction from a section of Indian cricket fans on social media, many of whom questioned the decision due to Abrar’s past remarks during periods of heightened political tension between India and Pa