Mitchell johnson has a bad news for Karachi Kings fans

Mitchell Johson announces a big news ahead of PSL3

Australia's quick bowler Mitchell Johson who agreed to accept his first appearance in Pakistan Super League had a terrible news for Karachi Kings fans.

He hauled out of the competition declaring this with a tweet from his official record of twitter via web-based networking media. He should be Karachi's greatest strings alongside Mohammad Amir who is now playing for Karachi Kings in last two versions.

Left arm pacer is right now playing in Big Bash class in Australia. He have presented his name for IPL draft which will be hung on 26 or 27 January.

Mitchell Johson hauled himself out of the PSL for keeping himself fit for the forthcoming release of Indian Premiere League. He said his body needs to get some rest before the competition begins.

Who can overlook his spells against England in Ashes arrangement when he smashed the England group in pieces with his amazing quick knocking down some pins bouncers. He is good to go to miss the PSL 2018 now after his tweet which he tweeted on Tuesday evening.

Top Westindian players prefer PSL over WC qualifiers

Narine, Russell, Pollard, Darren Bravo pick PSL over WC Qualifiers

Sunil Narine, Andre Russell, Kieron Pollard and Darren Bravo have picked to maintain a strategic distance from the World Cup Qualifiers in March to play in the Pakistan Super League. The headway was revealed by Cricket West Indies, which released the 15-man squad for the qualifiers booked to be played in Zimbabwe from March 4 to 25.

Ten gatherings will challenge the qualifiers with two encountering to join the fundamental eight-situated nations for the 2019 World Cup, to be played in England from May 30 to July 14.

Holder had said starting late that West Indies would view each match as a "flat out need win" preoccupation, recollecting the "significance" of what was being referred to for them.

Savants by then will without a doubt address if this is the best ODI squad to address West Indies solely in light of the way that a segment of the best compelled overs players – Narine, Pollard and Russell – are not some part of the squad.

Browne communicated each one of the four players said their "need" was to play in the PSL, which runs parallel to and past the qualifiers. The PSL, in its third year, will be played from February 22 to March 25.

"We achieved some of our exceptional senior cricketers to discover their openness for the opposition and we are fulfilled that Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels have demonstrated their full help and obligation in regards to the reason,"

Browne said in a media release. "Kieron Pollard, Sunil Narine, Darren Bravo and Andre Russell, regardless, demonstrated that they were out of reach to empower us to qualify as their need was playing in the Pakistan Super League."

The West Indies squad will leave for Zimbabwe on February 16, around 10 days before playing two warm-up matches before the organization together time of the qualifiers starts. As demonstrated by Johnny Grave, the CWI CEO, between Browne, Jimmy Adams, West Indies' head of cricket, and himself, the three had trades with the four players in the present weeks.

"Their positions were sure that they were not capable empower us to qualify and they are out and out committed to share in the PSL," Grave told ESPNcricinfo. "We appreciate and respect the players' decisions.

We are hugely disappointed that they have not made themselves open to empower the West Indies to possess all the necessary qualities for the World Cup."

Each one of the four players are a bit of the course of action of unmistakable players who were not offered diminishes by CWI. The set consolidates Gayle, Narine, Russell, Pollard, Bravo, Samuels, Samuel Badree and Darren Sammy.

Grave had starting late pointed out that these players were not being offered the white-ball contracts which were suggested for players featuring in both ODI and T20 gatherings.

He in like manner said that the players would need to play some 50-over redirections in the private Super50 Cup, which begins soon, with a particular true objective to warrant decision to the ODI side.