Big Blow to Lahore Qalandars As Chris Lynn Withdraws from PSL 2020 Amid Coronavirus Threat
Interestingly, Lynn had earlier said that he was happy to stay in Pakistan than spend two weeks in isolation. However, he took to Instagram and announced about his decision on Monday morning.
Pakistan Super League 2020 (PSL 2020) franchise Lahore Qalandars have suffered a big blow ahead of their semi-final clash against Karachi Kings. Batsman Chris Lynn has decided to leave Pakistan amid coronavirus threat. Lynn was instrumental in duding Lahore Qalandars to semi-finals as he scored an unbeaten 113 against Multan Sultans in a must-win match. Lynn became the first Lahore Qalandars batsman to score a century in PSL. Chris Lynn Scores Century As Lahore Qalandars Beat Multan Sultans to Qualify for PSL 2020 Semi-Final.
Lynn took to Instagram and announced about his decision on Monday morning. “Thoroughly enjoyed my time at the @thepsl unfortunately in these circumstances I’ve chosen to head home, I’ve always said there is more to life than cricket and this is certainly one of these cases. I have full faith in the @lahoreqalandars to go all the way but more importantly have fun lads! Thank you to everyone involved, Pakistan you have been a blast,’’ Lynn posted on Instagram. Aaron Finch, David Warner Question Australian Govt’s COVID-19 Measures.
Here’s Chris Lynn’s Post
Interestingly, Lynn had earlier said that he was happy to stay in Pakistan than spend two weeks in isolation. “I generally just like winning and if I go home I have to sit in isolation for two weeks so I would rather be playing here and hitting sixes. I would have missed out on it if I had gone home. The situation is different in England as compared to Australia but I’m really proud of the Qalandars’ overseas playing group because they stuck together,’’ said Lynn.
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