Pakistan wicketkeeper batter Kamran Akmal revealed the reason for partingways with Pakistan Super League (PSL) team Peshawar Zalmi.
The 40-year-old announced that he bid farewell to the 2017 champions in atweet on Tuesday.
“Goodbyes are always hard..it has been a wonderful 7 years journey withPeshawar Zalmi,” he tweeted. “Thanks for always supporting me in my hardtimes in my highs and lows.
“I am and I always will be grateful to you all for believing in me. Specialthanks to Javed Afridi, Mohammad Akram, Darren Sammy88 and Wahab Riaz.”
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Kamran Akmal has played 75 matches for the franchise. He has scored 1972runs with three centuries and 12 half-centuries at an average of 27.38 anda strike rate of 136.94.
The veteran cricket spoke about his departure from the team in ARY Newslink show “*Har Lamhaa Purjosh*“. He said it was time tomove on and play on a different side.
