Attendant batsman Azam Khan has turned into the main Pakistan player to be finished paperwork for UAE League with the Glazer family advanced Desert Vipers obtaining his administrations in front of the debut time of the ILT20. Worldwide firm Lancer Capital, which claims the Manchester United group in the English Premier League, has joined with Azam, a right-given wicketkeeper batsman. He is the primary Pakistan marking in the ILT20 which has five different establishments, all possessed by the Indians. Child of days gone by Pakistan 'guardian Moin Khan, Azam (24) has played three T20 Internationals. Additionally, he has addressed Islamabad United and Quetta Gladiators in the PSL, Galle Gladiators in Lanka Premier League and Barbados Royals in the CPL. "Pakistan attendant player Azam Khan is an interesting expansion to Desert Vipers! He is one of the world's best players of twist in T20 cricket, averaging 35 with a strike pace of 160 against more slow bowlers. Azam is obviously fit to going after those center overs for Desert Vipers (sic)," the establishment said, presenting him in a web-based entertainment post. The crew, with Tom Moody as the overseer of cricket and James Foster as lead trainer, has a large group of English players with Sam Billings featuring the signings. Abu Dhabi Knight Riders, MI Emirates, Sharjah Warriors, Dubai Capital and Gulf Giants are the five groups Indians-possessed sides which have abstained from enlisting the Pakistani players, dreading reaction at home. Among different signings are Sheldon Cottrell (West Indies), Tom Curran (England), Ben Duckett (England), Alex Hales (England), Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka) and Benny Howell (England). "I'm respected to lead the cricket tasks of Desert Vipers in what vows to be an engaging and excellent competition. We have gathered a great blend of youth and involvement with a profoundly gifted crew and I energetically welcome our players from everywhere the world in what is genuinely a global occasion," Moody said making the declarations. Desert Vipers Squad: Sam Billings (England), Sheldon Cottrell (West Indies), Tom Curran (England), Ben Duckett (England), Saqib Mahmood (England), Alex Hales (England), Wanindu Hasaranga (Sri Lanka), Benny Howell (England), Azam Khan (Pakistan), Sandeep Lamichhane (Nepal), Colin Munro (New Zealand), Sherfane Rutherford (West Indies) and Ruben Trumpelmann (Namibia).