Pakistan batter Mohammad Haris has returned home after the PCB denied him a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) to play in the Bangladesh Premier League. Haris was essential for Chattogram Challengers' crew however had previously played in two abroad T20 competitions for the July 2023 to July 2024 period, as permitted by the PCB. He highlighted in the Lanka Chief Association and the Worldwide T20 Canada in July-August last year. He played for B-Love Kandy and Surrey Panthers, separately, in these competitions. Haris said that he had shown up in the country right on time to plan for the competition yet later figured out that the NOC wouldn't be given. "Much thanks to you, Chattogram group the board and the BCB for dealing with me and offering me this chance," he said. "I additionally flew in on opportunity to set myself up to give a few extraordinary games to my fans in Bangladesh. Sadly, my NOC was not given. Thus, I won't play any games. I realized my group required me. Ideally, I will go along with them one year from now. I will miss playing the BPL." Chattogram Challengers beat Sylhet Strikers in their most memorable match of the time, prior to losing to Khulna Tigers in the subsequent game. The Chattogram establishment is yet to report a substitution for Haris.