Covid 19 crisis: Imran Tahir finally leaves from Pakistan, to play in CPL 2020

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Karachi, July 28: South African leg-spinner Imran Tahir finally flew out of Pakistan after being stuck in the country since March due to the travel restrictions imposed in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic.

The Pakistan-born South African bowler flew on Sunday directly to the West Indies where he will compete in the Caribbean Premier League.

Tahir who had come to Pakistan to take part in the Pakistan Super League got stuck in Lahore when the government imposed travel restrictions soon after the suspension of the tournament due to the pandemic.

"He belongs to Lahore so he remained here until the travel restrictions were lifted," a source close to the cricketer said.

Story first published: Tuesday, July 28, 2020, 15:00 [IST]

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Covid 19 crisis: Imran Tahir finally leaves to South Africa from Pakistan. Tahir was playing in Pakistan Super League

Covid 19 crisis: Imran Tahir finally leaves to South Africa from Pakistan. Tahir was playing in Pakistan Super League.