Chris Lynn will play in both the BBL and the ILT20 in the UAE. Chris Lynn will play in 11 Big Bash League matches before heading to the UAE to compete in the inaugural International League T20.
After signing a groundbreaking deal that will allow him to split time between the two overlapping tournaments. Australian batter Chris Lynn is set to play 11 matches in the Big Bash League. Before heading to the UAE to play in the inaugural International League T20 (ILT20). The 32-year-old, the BBL’s all-time leading run-scorer, has agreed to play in both tournaments with Cricket Australia. CA will issue him a No Objection Certificate (NOC). Which is require to compete in a foreign league according to International Cricket Council regulations, for the ILT20.
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Chris Lynn, signed with the Gulf Giants before signing with the Adelaide Strikers
“Cricket Australia welcomes the signing of Chris Lynn, the highest run-scorer in KFC BBL history, by the Adelaide Strikers for 11 out of 14 games in the upcoming KFC BBL|12 season,” a CA spokesperson said.
“He will be released on January 20th to compete in the UAE’s ILT20 competition.” The BBL will run from December 13 to February 4, while the ILT20 will begin on January 6.
“Lynn does not have a CA or State contract and hasn’t had one since his previous Queensland Cricket contract expired in June 2019. Each case involving release for overseas competitions is unique to the individual “According to the spokesperson.
“Our guiding principle continues to be the prioritization and protection of Australia’s domestic summer of cricket and the game’s overall interests.”
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