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Despite the fact of Pak ban in IPL, Hasan Ali's keen desire to join the prestigious Indian Premier League (IPL), reflecting on the historical context of Pakistani cricketers' participation.

Pakistan's Hasan Ali desires to be a part of IPL in future, Pak players are banned in IPL since 2009 due to India-Pak political tension

Despite the fact of Pak ban in IPL, Hasan Ali's keen desire to join the prestigious Indian Premier League (IPL), reflecting on the historical context of Pakistani cricketers' participation.

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'If opportunity arises...': Pakistan's Hasan Ali wants to play in IPL

Pakistan's face pacer Hasan Ali keen yto play in IPL if opportunity arises. Pak players banned in IPL since 2009.&nbsp;

Pakistan's pace sensation, Hasan Ali, expressed his keen desire to participate in the prestigious Indian Premier League (IPL) if opportunity arises. In 2008, renowned Pakistani cricketers such as Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Hafeez, Salman Butt, Kamran Akmal, and Sohail Tanvir had participated in the IPL.&nbsp;
Unfortunately, political tensions between India and Pakistan led to a ban on Pakistani players' involvement in the IPL from 2009 onwards.
Despite this historical constraint, Hasan Ali, who recently showcased his skills on Indian land during the World Cup 2023, lauded the IPL as "one of the biggest leagues" globally.
In an interview with Samaa TV, Hasan Ali emphasised his aspiration to partake in the IPL, acknowledging it as a significant cricketing platform. He stated, "Every player wants to play IPL, and it is my wish to play there. It is one of the biggest leagues in the world, and I will definitely play there if there is an opportunity in the future."
Reflecting on his recent performance in the World Cup, Hasan Ali demonstrated commendable prowess by securing nine wickets in six matches, boasting an impressive average of 6.29, including a notable four-wicket haul. His return to ODI cricket during the World Cup came after Naseem Shah suffered an ankle injury in the Asia Cup 2023 Super Four match against India in Colombo.
Notably, Hasan Ali has excelled in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), representing both Peshawar Zalmi and Islamabad United.&nbsp;
Currently occupying the second po sition in the all-time leading wicket-takers list in PSL, Hasan stands just six wickets away from joining the elite club of bowlers with 100 or more scalps in the league's history, trailing behind Wahab Riaz.

A press conference after the PSL 2022 players’ draft turned into a heated exchange when Hasan Ali refused to answer a question, which left the journalist fuming.

'Don't get personal' watch as Hasan Ali loses temper during a PSL press conference

A press conference&nbsp;following the conclusion of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2022 players&rsquo; draft on Sunday turned into a heated argument when Hasan&nbsp;Ali lost his cool.
The Pakistan speedster, who plays for Islamabad United, refused to answer a question by a journalist, which left the reporter fuming.&nbsp;

A press conference after the PSL 2022 players&rsquo; draft turned into a heated exchange when Hasan Ali refused to answer a question, which left the journalist fuming.

A press conference&nbsp;following the conclusion of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2022 players&rsquo; draft on Sunday turned into a heated argument when Hasan&nbsp;Ali lost his cool.
The Pakistan speedster, who plays for Islamabad United, refused to answer a question by a journalist, which left the reporter fuming.&nbsp;
Hasan&nbsp;Ali said 'first you write good things on Twitter, and then I&rsquo;ll give answers. Ok? You shouldn&rsquo;t be personal with anyone. As PCB&nbsp;can&rsquo;t stop you, at least we have the right.'
After a brilliant last season in the PSL, 27-year-old Hasan&nbsp;Ali was retained&nbsp;by Islamabad United under the platinum category.
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As firm favorites Pakistan got dismissed in the World T20 vs Australia, the blame fell on the shoulders of Hasan Ali who missed Matthew Wade's catch in the last over 

Hasan Ali apologises for Matthew Wade's missed catch in World T20 semifinal

As firm favorites Pakistan got dismissed in the World T20 vs Australia, the blame fell on the shoulders of Hasan Ali who missed Matthew Wade's catch in the last over which proved way too costly for the Asian team.

As firm favorites Pakistan got dismissed in the World T20 vs Australia, the blame fell on the shoulders of Hasan&nbsp;Ali who missed Matthew Wade's&nbsp;crucial catch

As firm favorites Pakistan got dismissed in the World T20 semis vs Australia, the blame fell on the shoulders of Hasan&nbsp;Ali who missed Matthew Wade's&nbsp;catch in the last over which proved way too costly for the Asian team. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ajinkya-rahane-to-captain-team-india-in-1st-test-vs-new-zealand-1636699640318">Ajinkya Rahane to captain Team India in 1st Test vs New Zealand</a> Pakistan's&nbsp;amazing campaign at the T20 World Cup was ruined by Australia's Wade in the last over of the semi-final&nbsp;battle. After Ali missed his catch, the Australian cricketer smashed 3 sixes back to back, ending Pakistan's unbeaten streak at this year's World Cup and the dream run.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-mujhe-team-k-sath-rehna-hai-rizwan-told-indian-doctor-who-treated-him-1636814664118">T20 World Cup 2021: 'Mujhe team k sath rehna hai', Rizwan told Indian doctor who treated him</a> Apologising for it,&nbsp;Hasan&nbsp;Ali said that he was disappointed more than anyone else. 'Don't change your expectations from me, I want to serve Pak&nbsp;cricket at the highest level possible', he added in a message posted on Twitter.&nbsp;

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