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Chris Lynn, Mitchell Johnson Join Upcoming PSL Season

KARACHI (Online): The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that Australia’s fast bowler Mitchell Johnson and one of the most sought-after T20 batsmen, Chris Lynn, have signed up for the third edition of Pakistan Super League.

Chairman PCB Najam Sethi posted about the new signings on his social media account, terming: JP Duminy, Chris Lynn, Mitchell Johnson, Angelo Mathews, Rashid Khan, Evin Lewis,” Sethi posted on his Twitter account.

In another development, the PSL’s official Twitter account announced the signing of South Africa’s Pakistan-born spinner Imran Tahir for the third edition of Pakistan Super League.

Australia’s Chris Lynn is one of the most sought-after players in T20 cricket and he has earned various deals in different T20 leagues around the world, including IPL. With an average of 36.79 and strike rate of 147.98, Lynn is sure to be on the radar of all the PSL franchises.

 

The Frontier Post

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