Imad Wasim delegated captain of Karachi Kings

The Pakistan Super League (PSL) establishment Karachi Kings on Tuesday declared to designate left-arm spinner Imad Wasim as commander of the group for the third version of the class which will be played one year from now, DawnNews revealed.

While conversing with DawnNews following the declaration, Wasim said he will attempt to follow in the strides of Shahid Afridi, the leader of Karachi Kings, and Sarfaraz Ahmed, the skipper of Pakistan's national cricket group.

"I have been given a duty [as the skipper of Karachi Kings] and will attempt to perform to the best of my capacities," he said.

"I have been playing forceful cricket for the [national] group and will keep up that while playing for Karachi Kings," he included. "I won't just lead the group [Karachi Kings] in the most ideal way that could be available however will likewise focus on my individual execution."

Lauding Sarfaraz, Imad said the national group's captain was "the best thing that happened to Pakistan cricket" lately.

He kept up that Sarfaraz's hostility on the pitch did not reach out to the changing area.

"He just gets furious when a player commits an error, however off the field or in the changing area Sarfaraz is the most neighborly individual."

The left-arm spinner additionally said that since the two have been playing together from the begin of their separate vocations, there was no "contention or eagerness" for captaincy among them.

Discussing the present national squad, Wasim said every one of the players were strong of each other and the "group has the best condition in the changing area".