Adelaide Strikers have gobbled up turn sensation Rashid Khan for the seventh release of the Big Bash League,

the club declared on Thursday (September 14). The 18-year-old legspinner turns into the principal Afghanistan player marked in Australia’s residential T20 group.

“I am exceptionally glad to have marked with the Strikers for the BBL,” Rashid said. “It is a gigantic respect to

be a piece of such an extraordinary competition and much a greater amount of a respect to be the principal Afghanistan player to take an interest on the BBL organize. I anticipate connecting up with my Strikers partners and private alcove staff.”

Rashid had an exceptional season in his lady Indian Premier League gig for the Sunrisers Hyderabad, where

he got 17 wickets. All the more as of late, however, he turned into the principal bowler to enlist a cap trap in

the historical backdrop of the Caribbean Premier League.

Jason Gillespie, the Strikers mentor, said the group is charmed to obtain the administrations of the legspinner. “Rashid has set the world land in T20 cricket with his vitality, excitement, and incredible control for a youthful person,” he said. “He has some incredible varieties, can bowl stump-to-stump and can be difficult to pick.

Rashid is the second abroad player on board for Strikers, after hard-hitting South African Colin Ingram.

Ebb and flow squad: Wes Agar, Alex Carey, Jono Dean, Ben Laughlin, Jake Lehmann, Michael Neser, Peter Siddle, Billy Stanlake, Jake Weatherald, Colin Ingram (abroad), Rashid Khan (abroad)