Sohail Tanvir retained for a third season with Amazon Warriors

Pakistani cricketer Sohail Tanvir has been held for a third season by the Guyana Amazon Warriors during the current year's Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) slated to commence in August.

The left-arm seamer, who was picked in the $160,000 pay section, said he is anticipating a third year with the group.

"I played the last two seasons with them and making the most of my chance," the Rawalpindi local said in a meeting with the CPL.

"We have great correspondence and great associations with the administration and the proprietor. We don't have huge names in the group — even a year ago we didn't have enormous names — yet the reason we do well is that we gel extremely well and play as a group."

In any case, as indicated by Tanvir, he feels that the group has not dealt with weight well in the previous years, which has brought about the group being not able win the competition.

"My inclination is possibly we freeze with regards to significant stages," the all-rounder said.

"Indeed, we don't have enormous names yet we play as a group. In any case, then again, with absence of experience, that is the thing that happens now and again. Players get under strain", he included.

The Amazon Warriors have verged on winning the CPL, notwithstanding showing up in the last thrice and thump out stages in the last five versions of the competition.

In 2017, Tanvir completed as the main wicket-taker, with a best of five for three out of an amusement against Barbados.

With wounds tormenting the seamer, Tanvir still refers to the amusement against Barbados in Kensington Oval as his best.

Tanvir played with the Multan Sultans in the third period of the Pakistan Super League.