Sanjeev Kumar
khelja|13-03-2026
Even before the start of the IPL 2026 season, Sunrisers Hyderabad owner Kavya Maran is embroiled in controversies. Sunrisers Group's franchise in England's 'The Hundred' league has bought a Pakistani player, due to which there is an uproar. For the first time, an auction was organized in 'The Hundred', in which Sunrisers Leads bought Pakistani spinner Abrar Ahmed for a huge amount for the men's tournament.
Since then, Kavya Maran has to face a lot of criticism. Amidst this controversy, the social media account of Sunrisers Leads has suddenly been suspended, which has surprised everyone.On Thursday, March 12, the Players Auction was held for the first time in the men's tournament of The Hundred in England. In this, Pakistan's leg spinner Abrar Ahmed was bought by Sunrisers Leeds for a huge amount of 1,90,000 pounds i.e. about 2.3 crore Indian rupees. Kavya Maran was also sitting with her franchise at the auction table during this time and as soon as the team took this decision, it created a buzz and created an uproar on social media.
Sunrisers Leeds after signing Pakistani Player Abrar Ahmed for The Hundred league.
– Hope Kavya Maran will release that Player from their squad. pic.twitter.com/TqSXmgeu2X
— Anant (@ImAnant_45) March 13, 2026
(News is being updated)
Sunrisers Leeds after signing Pakistani Player Abrar Ahmed for The Hundred league.
– Hope Kavya Maran will release that Player from their squad. pic.twitter.com/TqSXmgeu2X
— Anant (@ImAnant_45) March 13, 2026
(News is being updated)
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