We will consider playing in PSL in future: Williamson

SHARJAH: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has said that Pakistan played the ICC T20 World Cup 'Super 12' game against his side on Tuesday in the "right spirit", contrary to speculation that Babar Azam's boys would be all charged up after the Black Caps abandoned the tour of the country last month due to "security threats".

Several former Pakistani cricketers and commentators have been vocal about New Zealand cancelling the limited-overs tour of Pakistan hours before the start of the opening ODI in Rawalpindi last month, terming the T20 World Cup game a "revenge" match.

Asked during the post-match press conference, if the Pakistan player were "aggressive towards" New Zealand cricketers, Williamson said, "No, they played in the right spirit, I believe, and a great spirit. They're a very competitive, proud cricketing nation, and they showed that tonight." To a question on whether he would play in the Pakistan Super League if he gets an opportunity Williamson said, "The Pakistan league is a brilliant league. Sometimes that clashes, I think, with some of our cricket back home. So that's always a tough one, but as an international player, often you do look at these other opportunities when the timing is right, and they're always fantastic experiences. I've heard a lot of really good things from other players that have played over there as well. Yeah, it's, I suppose, something to consider in the future." (IANS)

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