Hasan pulls out of HBL PSL for ‘personal reasons’
By Our Correspondent
June 14, 2021
KARACHI: After injury to Faheem Ashraf a few days ago Islamabad United received another major jolt when they were deprived of the services of their star bowler Hasan Ali, who was set to return to Pakistan due to family concerns.
“I want to say to all Islamabad United fans, unfortunately due to personal reasons I have to pull out of the remaining PSL matches,” Hasan said. “Some things are more important than cricket and nothing is more important than family. I am thankful to Islamabad United for their support and understanding. This team truly is a family that stands with you through thick and thin. I wish the team the very best of luck for the remaining PSL matches,” Hasan said in a statement shared by the United media wing with the media.
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