James Faulkner leaves PSL prematurely, accuses PCB of lying and not honouring agreed payments

 James Faulkner has left the Pakistan Super League rashly over an installment debate, saying the PCB hasn't regarded the authoritatively concurred installments and has all things being equal "kept on lying" to him.

Faulkner, who has not played Quetta Gladiators' last three games, was perceived to have become progressively disturbed over the matter. ESPNcricinfo comprehends Faulkner had been haggling with the PCB over the due installments, with things getting so warmed on Friday that he tossed his bat and cap from the anteroom floor overhang onto a light fixture after a conversation with a PCB official prior to leaving for the air terminal.

Recently, he presented two tweets saying 'sorry' on Pakistan cricket fans and referring to his treatment because of the PCB and the PSL as "a shame".

"I am sorry to the Pakistan cricket fans. However, tragically I've needed to pull out from the last 2 matches and pass on the @thePSLt20 because of the @TheRealPCB not respecting my authoritative understanding/installments. I've been here the entire span and they have kept on deceiving me. It damages to leave as I needed to assist with getting global cricket back in Pakistan as there is such a lot of youthful ability and the fans are astounding. Yet, the treatment I have gotten has been a shame from the @TheRealPCB and @thePSLt20. I'm certain all of you comprehend my position."

The PCB gave a concise assertion saying they had "remorsefully observed Mr James Faulkner's bogus and deceiving allegations" and that the board would right away put out a nitty gritty announcement.

Generally, the PCB has managed 100% of the time with making player installments at first prior to recuperating the cash from the establishments, which might clarify why Faulkner's essential complaint lies with the PCB rather than his establishment. Combatants removed themselves from the issue, telling ESPNcricinfo the Australian's installment debate was with the PCB.

Faulkner played six PSL games this season, taking six wickets and scoring 49 runs.