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Politics over sport: Absence of Pak players in SA, UAE T20 leagues no surprise for Salman Butt

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Salman Butt says it isn't surprising to see no Pakistani players in T20 leagues. IPL franchise owners have plunged deep into franchise cricket, owning all six teams in South Africa's T20 league. Five of six franchises in UAE's International League T20 are Indian owners. Three of them have teams in the IPL.

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Politics over sport: Absence of Pak players in SA, UAE T20 leagues no surprise for Salman Butt

Pakistani players haven't featured in IPL after the inaugural edition in 2008 due to sour diplomatic ties between the neighbouring nations.

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