Hassan Ali to miss CPL, will play in National T20 Cup

Pakistan's fast bowler Hassan Ali will participate in the National T20 Cup instead of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2022. 

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) rejected Ali's NOC request for CPL 2022 and planned a training program for the pacer instead. According to the cricket board, Ali was advised to undergo a special training camp for him at the National High-Performance Center. 

Later on, Ali, who is a PCB centrally contracted player in both red and white-ball formats, will participate in National T20 Cup 2022 which is starting on August 30 in Rawalpindi. 

Following his poor form, Hassan was dropped from the national team for both the Netherlands tour and T20 Asia Cup 2022. 

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