Delhi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday sent a legal notice to South African cricketer Corbin Bosch for violating their contractual terms. Bosch was selected by Peshawar Zalmi in the Diamond category in the player draft held in Lahore on 13 January for the tenth season of Pakistan Super League (PSL).

Notice sent through agent

This notice has been sent to his agent, in which the player has been asked to clarify the reasons for his professional and contracted obligations.

PCB also made it clear that if he does not meet his commitments, it may have to bear the consequences.

Official statement of PCB

PCB said in its statement, “The management has clarified the effects of being out of the league and their reply is being awaited within the stipulated time. No more comments will be made by PCB on this matter at present. “

Bosch connected to Mumbai Indians

Recently, 30 -year -old Corbin Bosch was included in the team in place of injured Lizad Williams by Mumbai Indians.

Bosch has played 86 T20 matches so far, in which he has taken 59 wickets and his highest score is 81 runs. While playing for Mi Cape Town in the SA20 League 2025, he took 11 wickets and played an important role in the team's title win.

Confrontation in PSL and IPL program

For the first time, the schedule of PSL and IPL is colliding to some extent. PSL, usually to be held in February-March, has been shifted to April-May this time due to the Champions Trophy and other international matches in Pakistan.

Many foreign players signed for PSL

Many foreign players not selected in the IPL auction later signed contracts for PSL, including Corbin Bosch. However, now a controversy has arisen over his decision to play in the IPL.