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PCB's Demand For NOC Fee Forces Pakistan Players' Exodus From Abu Dhabi T10 League

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ESPNcricinfoPCB's Demand For NOC Fee Forces Pakistan Players' Exodus From Abu Dhabi T10 League
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The Pakistan Cricket Board is demanding a fee of USD 10,000 to give NOCs for participation in global franchise leagues, which has led to the country's players being forced out of the Abu Dhabi T10 League.

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