Rashid Khan, the Afghanistan legspinner, was in the SA20 in South Africa throughout the past one month and presently he is in the UAE to highlight in end of the season games phase of the ILT20. The conflict of the timetable of the two competitions was the argument before the two associations started off in South Africa and UAE however clearly the cross-over an affects the Afghanistan commander's cooperation. On Thursday (February 9), Rashid, the skipper of MI Cape Town in South Africa, was named in the line-up of MI Emirates who were playing in the Eliminator of the ILT20 in Sharjah against Dubai Capitals. The victor of the game will take on Bay Monsters in the Qualifier 2 on Friday (February 10) at the Dubai Worldwide Arena. The last is on February 12 (in Dubai) and clearly, Rashid will be accessible to play there assuming MI Emirates go to that length. MI Cape Town played their last association game in SA20 at the Vagabonds in Johannesburg on February 6. With the group having neglected to make the last 4 of SA20, Rashid, one of the best T20 bowlers on the planet, was accessible for the other association. He had sufficient opportunity to travel to Dubai. Unintentionally, McKiney Clarke of MI Emirates got harmed and the franchsie has brought Rashid as a substitution for the 19-year-old West Indian. "Rashid likes the MI worldwide experience and he was glad to take part in the end of the season games as a substitution," said a source. It was obvious that the MI Emirates have taken the consent from the coordinators of the ILT20 yet the chance of a player partaking in the two associations was unimaginable when the two contending competitions began the month before. Specialists, whom Cricbuzz has addressed, said such combination of players might be remarkable such a long ways in world cricket yet one might see such things all the more frequently in future. Cricbuzz has connected with ILT20 coordinators for a conventional remark. "Luckily, or Rashid comes straight in, tragically. We have 5-6 changes from the last game, with myself coming in and a portion of different folks exiting who got a game last time," Kieron Pollard, the skipper of MI Emirates, said at the throw.