Sharjah Warriors sign Moeen, Malan, Woakes, Nabi for ILT20

England trio of Moeen Ali Dawid Malan Chris Woakes and Afghanistan allrounder Mohammad Nabi were amongst the 14 internationals signings made by Sharjah Warriors for the inaugural edition of the International League T20 ILT20 in the UAEOther signings made by the Sharjah Warriors include Evin Lewis and Mark Deyal West Indies Noor Ahmad Rahmanullah Gurbaz and NaveenulHaq Afghanistan Tom KohlerCadmore Chris Benjamin and Danny Briggs England Bilal Khan Oman and JJ Smit Namibia From the signings KohlerCadmore Benjamin and Deyal are yet to play in international cricketMoeens signing comes as a surprise as many reports had suggested that he had agreed to be a part of Chennai Super Kingsowned Johannesburg team in South Africas new T20 League which is scheduled to be in a direct clash with ILT20 in JanuaryFebruary next yearWe just came to know We will find out from the player Kasi Viswanathan the CEO of Chennai Super Kings was quoted as saying by CricbuzzAlso Read Former India allrounder Sridharan Sriram appointed as Bangladesh coachThe Sharjah franchise owned by Capri Global is expected to draft local UAE players in due course Reliance Industries Limitedowned MI Emirates Knight Riders groupowned Abu Dhabi Knight Riders Adani Sportslineowned Gulf Giants and GMRowned Dubai Capitals have already announced their squads for the ILT20The inaugural edition of ILT20 will be played in a 34match format across Dubai Abu Dhabi and Sharjah starting from January 2023 ILT20 will be in a direct clash with South Africas T20 League also scheduled to begin from next yearBoth leagues will be operating in the time when Australias Big Bash League BBL and the Bangladesh Premier League BPL will be onSharjah Warriors till now Moeen Ali England Dawid Malan England Evin Lewis West Indies Mohammad Nabi Afghanistan Chris Woakes England Noor Ahmad Afghanistan Rahmanullah Gurbaz Afghanistan NaveenulHaq Afghanistan Tom KohlerCadmore England Chris Benjamin England Danny Briggs England Mark Deyal West Indies Bilal Khan Oman and JJ Smit NamibiaThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever