PBKS Owner Slams Josh Inglis: 'Unprofessional' Over Late IPL Availability Notice

• Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia criticized Australian cricketer Josh Inglis for "unprofessionalism."
• Inglis informed PBKS only 45 minutes before the retention deadline about his limited availability for IPL 2026 due to his wedding.
• PBKS released Inglis based on this late notice, despite intending to retain him.
• Inglis was later acquired by Lucknow Super Giants for INR 8.60 Crore, despite reported availability concerns.
• Wadia expressed disappointment, stating such late communication was unfair and unprofessional.

Why It Matters: PBKS owner Ness Wadia criticizes Josh Inglis for last-minute IPL availability notice, citing unprofessionalism.