Pakistan Cricket Board has asked Fakhar Zaman, Shadab Khan and Haris Rauf to get back from the BBL to get ready for the PSL which starts on January 27. In an assertion, the Brisbane Heat establishment said they are 'disillusioned' that the opener, Zaman won't play in the excess matches. He was endorsed by the establishment on December 31 last year, however, he played only one game because of Covid-19-related travel limitations. In the mean time, Rauf affirmed through his Twitter handle that he was leaving Melbourne Stars with two matches remaining. Then again, Adelaide Strikers missed out on the administrations of Rashid Khan for the remainder of the competition because of the spinner having worldwide responsibilities. "Tragically the Pakistan Cricket Board affirmed it had repealed its authorization for Fakhar to play our outstanding games, alongside all Pakistan players right now engaged with the BBL, and gathered him to return quickly to plan for the Pakistan Super League," Heat said in an assertion on Sunday (January 16). "We are baffled that he will not have the option to play for ourselves and he is frustrated he will not have the chance to get a few additional games in for us. He requested that we thank the fans for their backing and want the group to enjoy all that life has to offer for the excess three games," the assertion added. Heat, however, got a lift as Michael Neser and Mitchell Swepson are getting back to the overlap for their game versus Stars. Mitchell Marsh and Josh Inglis were additionally let out of the Australian Test set-up and will play for Perth Scorchers.