Quetta Gladiators’ owner complains about Kevin Pietersen, but why? The main reason came out

Nadeem Umar, the owner of Pakistan Super League team Quetta Gladiators, says that England’s Kevin Pietersen will always have the same suspicion as to why he did not come to Pakistan for the PSL 2 final. There would have been another title.

In an online conversation with journalists, he said that despite this doubt, he has a very good relationship with Pietersen and there is a possibility that the former English cricketer will be present in the dugout of Quetta in a new role very soon.

Nadeem Umar added that Umar Akmal was informed 10 hours before the match which caused a lot of loss to the team, one of the reasons for the team’s poor performance was the constant travel which tired the players.

To a question, Nadereem Umar said that Umar Akmal is the best batsman in the middle order, if he comes out with a clean chit from the current controversy, he will definitely be included in the Quetta team again.

The former KCCA chief also advocated formal domestic laws against match-fixing.

He said that releasing Sohail Tanveer and Riley Russo from the squad was a very difficult decision for PSL Five and he personally apologized to both players but whenever he got a chance he would bring these two players back into the team. will bring

Nadeem Umar said that the winner of the fifth edition of the Pakistan Super League should be decided only after the matches are held, all the teams have worked hard to be in the top four and it would not be appropriate to decide without playing in such a situation.

The Quetta Gladiators owner also revealed that Shane Watson has agreed to reverse his retirement decision and will be back in action for Quetta next season.

When he was asked which players he would pick if given the opportunity to bring one player from other franchises to Quetta, he said Muhammad Hafeez from Lahore Qalandars, Muhammad Aamir from Karachi Kings, Wahab Riaz from Peshawar Zalmi, Would like to get Roman Reyes from Islamabad United and Riley Russo from Multan Sultans.