8legs: The hundred

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Farhan remains hopeful of a Hundred contract despite reports that Indian-owned teams may not sign Pakistani players.
Farhan is among 63 Pakistani players on the 710-name Hundred auction longlist.
All eight Hundred clubs must trim the longlist to 75 players of interest this week.
The ECB warned clubs against discrimination in selection policies.
Geopolitical tensions have limited Pakistani players’ involvement in other franchises.
Farhan’s professional experience outside Pakistan is limited to domestic leagues.
The sale of stakes in The Hundred clubs has reshaped ownership.
Past 2025 Hundred signings were limited due to scheduling conflicts.
Pakistan’s two-Test West Indies tour and England series followed the Hundred schedule.
Farhan’s prospects depend on interest from any Hundred team willing to sign him.

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Moeen Ali says players will not tolerate a Hundred boycott of Pakistan stars.
The discussion centers on whether Pakistani players should be excluded by leagues like the Hundred.
The report emphasizes concerns about inclusivity and fair opportunities for Pakistan players.
The piece notes the need for clear policy and fair treatment across leagues.
The Times report connects the debate to the broader context of franchise cricket.
No direct quotes beyond Moeen Ali's stance are quoted in the reference.
The article suggests potential policy discussions within cricket authorities.
The report implies that Pakistani players’ participation remains a contentious issue.
The article references a broader debate about player rights and league policies.

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Geopolitical tensions influence selection as Indian-owned Hundred franchises reportedly limit Pakistani players.
ECB warns franchises to act within regulations amid discrimination concerns over nationality.
ECB retains control of The Hundred while selling stakes to Indian and US investors to fund domestic cricket.
The Hundred franchises faced attention as four Indian-owned teams could influence recruitment in 2026.
England captain Harry Brook linked to The Hundred franchise dynamics amid investor involvement.
Background shows Pakistan’s limited participation in IPL-era leagues due to international schedules.
ECB could refer discriminatory cases to the Cricket Regulator if proof emerges.
The Hundred aims to attract younger fans, funded by international investor interests.
Past ECB statements indicated awareness of playing restrictions in leagues with Indian investment.
Political tensions are described as potentially spilling into English cricket and competition rules.

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