New Zealand cricket superstar Kane Williamson is unsold in the platinum round of the PSL 10 draft. The former New Zealand captain failed to attract interest from six teams in the initial stages of the draft.

Kane Williamson snubbed in Platinum round

Williamson’s absence in the Platinum Round was noticeable, especially given his status as one of the modern greats. Williamson has played 93 T20Is New Zealand. He scored 2,575 runs at an average of 33.44.

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There have been many in the PSL draft. New Zealand Players started to recover early, which made Kane Williamson’s absence all the more surprising. players like find alanMark Chapman and Adam Milne were quickly snapped up, but the New Zealand captain remained unselected.

Will Williamson find the team in the later rounds?

With the Diamond Wheel Auction just around the corner, all eyes will be on Kane Williamson Let’s see if any team is willing to give him a chance. His T20 strike rate of around 123 has been criticized for being a bit low in today’s fast-paced format.

However, Williamson has a history of delivering. He has proven time and time again that he can control an inning, keep the scoreboard moving, and lead his team through tough situations.

PSL 10 Draft Highlights

The PSL draft is held at Hazouri Bagh, Lahore, a venue steeped in history. Built in 1818 by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, this garden-style venue adds a touch of tradition to modern cricket.

The Platinum Wheel has some big moves. David Warner One of the best, he joined Karachi Kings for his first time in the PSL. Meanwhile, Islamabad United added more firepower to the team with the signing of Jason Holder.

Mohammad Ali completed the Diamond Round for Peshawar Zalmi while Corbin Bosch joined the team earlier in the tournament. Karachi Kings continue to recruit Khushdil Shah and Abbas Afridi.

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