Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq said he has ended ties with the unauthorised Indian Cricket League and is ready to return to the national team. Razzaq said he has been released by the ICL and was ready for national duty. "I have informed the PCB about my availability," he said. "I will provide the PCB with a no objection certificate once I get it from the ICL." Following the Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan's players were banned from travelling to India and the ICL cancelled its international tournament scheduled to begin earlier this month due to the unavailability of the Pakistan players. Top-order batsman Mohammad Yousuf and fast bowler Rana Naved-ul-Hasan also indicated that they were in the process of severing ties with the ICL.

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Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq said he has ended ties with the unauthorised Indian Cricket League and is ready to return to the national team.

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