Dale Steyn and Tabriz Shamsi explained the difference between Psl and IPL

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Number one T20 bowler Tabriz Shamsi also expressed his desire to play PSL, After playing in CPL and IPL, he was selected for the national team: Proteas Chinaman Spinner.  

South African left-arm wrist sniper Tabriz Shamsi has expressed his desire to play in the Pakistan Super League (PSL). In an interview, Tabriz Shamsi, who is ranked number one in the T20 rankings, when asked if he wants to play in Pakistan's biggest cricket tournament, replied, "Yes, of course."

Tabriz Shamsi revealed that after playing in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), domestic teams in South Africa began to take him seriously.

 "I have been very lucky to play in the Caribbean Premier League and I did well after moving to the CPL, after which the domestic teams in South Africa began to take me seriously," he said. Kya and I started getting regular playing opportunities, after playing in CPL and IPL, I was selected for the national team.

Tabriz Shamsi also rejected the idea that players go to play in the franchise league for money. "I think the game has helped me a lot in the CPL, IPL, and English county cricket.

People look at it as an opportunity to make money and say that the players in these tournaments," he said. I am participating in the greed. I personally think that of course, you make a little money but the most important thing is that in these tournaments you learn from people who do not come to you.

It should be noted that Tabriz Shamsi has played 2 Tests, 24 ODIs, and 32 T20I matches for South Africa, he has taken a total of 64 wickets.

Dale Steyn:

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Dale Steyn trolls Indian user over IPL suspension, Indian users made fun of Proteas Fast Boiler when PSL was not completed. When IPL was suspended, Stein replied to the said user in Turkish.

South African fast bowler Dale Steyn reminded an Indian user who was trolling the suspension of Pakistan Super League (PSL) 6 due to Corona cases of his past on the suspension of the Indian Premier League (IPL). After the suspension of PSL 6, the Indian user had tagged Dale Steyn and said that at least the last IPL had ended in Corona's environment while the PSL has been postponed.

"You're really funny," Dale Steyn told the user, showing great patience.

Dale Steyn, 37, did not forget to remind the Indian user of the past due to the suspension of IPL due to the spread of corona among the players.

Dale Steyn responded to Ashish's tweet on March 4, two months later, saying "hi" and trolling.

"Although Ashish proved himself a fool on this occasion, no one's joke is appropriate when it comes to people's health," Dale Steyn wrote, adding that he hoped Ashish would learn a lesson here. Will meet.

Earlier, Dale Steyn, while talking on a web show, had said that big names are involved in IPL and there is a lot of talk about money, which makes cricket neglected, so he came to PSL. Prefer PL.

It may be recalled that South African fast bowler Dale Steyn had parted ways with the IPL this year. Dale Steyn has been a part of the IPL since 2008 and played for Royal Challengers Bangalore last season.