January 27: ESPN reported Pakistan Super League is a finishing school for England's best T20 cricketers. Since the league's inception in 2016, England players have become increasingly popular to the extent that they now dominate the overseas player pool at the PSL, with nearly two-dozen due to appear in the 2022 edition which starts on Thursday https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/why-psl-2022-is-a-reminder-of-the-ecb-s-flimsy-pullout-from-pakistan-tour-1298930
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Why PSL 2022 is a reminder of the ECB's flimsy pullout from Pakistan tour
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Why PSL 2022 is a reminder of the ECB's flimsy pullout from Pakistan tour
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