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The Hundred: Not Only Sunrisers Leeds, This IPL-Backed Side Also Had Pakistani Players In Wishlist
Abrar Ahmed became the first Pakistani player signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
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Why Abrar Ahmed's Acquisition By Sunrisers Leeds Has Stirred Controversy - Explained
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed was roped in by the franchise, which is also in charge of IPL side Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and the Sunrisers Eastern Cape in the SA20, for 190,000 pounds (approx. Rs 2.34 crore).
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Not Just Abrar Ahmed: Full List Of Pakistan Stars Playing In Indian-Owned T20 Franchises
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group which also runs Indian Premier League (IPL) side Sunrisers Hyderabad, came under a lot of fire after buying Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed during The Hundred auction.
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Who Is Abrar Ahmed: Pakistan Star, Bought By SRH-Owned Sunrisers Leeds, At Centre Of Public Outrage
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed is at the centre of a social media storm after being bought by Sunrisers Leeds at the Men's Hundred 2026 auction. Here's more on the player.
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BCCI's 1st Reaction To SRH-Owned Team Buying Pakistan Star Abrar Ahmed In The Hundred Auction
Amid the uproar over Pakistani cricketer Abrar Ahmed being signed by Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred auction, BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla said the Board cannot intervene as the signing is related to a foreign league and the franchise will have to take a call.
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Sunrisers Leeds' X Account Suspended Amid Row Over Signing Pakistan Star Abrar Ahmed In The Hundred Auction
Sunrisers Leeds' X account was suspended on Thursday, just hours after the franchise bought Pakistan cricket team spinner Abrar Ahmed in The Hundred auction.
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Men's Hundred 2026: Full Squads Of All 8 Teams After First-Ever Auction
James Coles became the most expensive player after he was acquired by the London Spirit for a staggering amount of GBP 390,000 (approximately Rs 4.81 crore).
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SRH Coach Opens Up On Bid For Pakistan Star In The Hundred Auction Amid Outrage: "Abrar Ahmed Was A Priority"
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group that also runs IPL side Sunrisers Hyderabad, faced major criticism after buying Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed during The Hundred auction.
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Hundreds Homeless As Massive Fire Burns Down 80 Delhi Shanties
On the night on March 11, a ferocious fire tore through nearly four acres of the bustling Machhli Mandi slum cluster in Matiala village near Delhi's Uttam Nagar, reducing homes to smouldering ash and charred ruins within hours.
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"Absolute Disgrace": SRH Owners Face Backlash Over Rs 2.34 Crore Bid For Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed During The Hundred Auction
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group, on Thursday bought mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed during the Hundred player auction, making him the first Pakistan player to be signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
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The Hundred: Not Only Sunrisers Leeds, This IPL-Backed Side Also Had Pakistani Players In Wishlist
Abrar Ahmed became the first Pakistani player signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
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Why Abrar Ahmed's Acquisition By Sunrisers Leeds Has Stirred Controversy - Explained
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed was roped in by the franchise, which is also in charge of IPL side Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and the Sunrisers Eastern Cape in the SA20, for 190,000 pounds (approx. Rs 2.34 crore).
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Not Just Abrar Ahmed: Full List Of Pakistan Stars Playing In Indian-Owned T20 Franchises
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group which also runs Indian Premier League (IPL) side Sunrisers Hyderabad, came under a lot of fire after buying Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed during The Hundred auction.
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Who Is Abrar Ahmed: Pakistan Star, Bought By SRH-Owned Sunrisers Leeds, At Centre Of Public Outrage
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed is at the centre of a social media storm after being bought by Sunrisers Leeds at the Men's Hundred 2026 auction. Here's more on the player.
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BCCI's 1st Reaction To SRH-Owned Team Buying Pakistan Star Abrar Ahmed In The Hundred Auction
Amid the uproar over Pakistani cricketer Abrar Ahmed being signed by Sunrisers Leeds in The Hundred auction, BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla said the Board cannot intervene as the signing is related to a foreign league and the franchise will have to take a call.
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Sunrisers Leeds' X Account Suspended Amid Row Over Signing Pakistan Star Abrar Ahmed In The Hundred Auction
Sunrisers Leeds' X account was suspended on Thursday, just hours after the franchise bought Pakistan cricket team spinner Abrar Ahmed in The Hundred auction.
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Men's Hundred 2026: Full Squads Of All 8 Teams After First-Ever Auction
James Coles became the most expensive player after he was acquired by the London Spirit for a staggering amount of GBP 390,000 (approximately Rs 4.81 crore).
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SRH Coach Opens Up On Bid For Pakistan Star In The Hundred Auction Amid Outrage: "Abrar Ahmed Was A Priority"
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group that also runs IPL side Sunrisers Hyderabad, faced major criticism after buying Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed during The Hundred auction.
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Hundreds Homeless As Massive Fire Burns Down 80 Delhi Shanties
On the night on March 11, a ferocious fire tore through nearly four acres of the bustling Machhli Mandi slum cluster in Matiala village near Delhi's Uttam Nagar, reducing homes to smouldering ash and charred ruins within hours.
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"Absolute Disgrace": SRH Owners Face Backlash Over Rs 2.34 Crore Bid For Pakistan's Abrar Ahmed During The Hundred Auction
Sunrisers Leeds, owned by Chennai-based media conglomerate Sun Group, on Thursday bought mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed during the Hundred player auction, making him the first Pakistan player to be signed by an Indian-owned franchise in the tournament.
