Sahibzada Farhan on Hundred Snub: 'Not in our hands' if Indian owners pick Pakistanis

• Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan addresses reports of Indian-owned Hundred franchises' reluctance to sign Pakistani players.
• Farhan states players are ready to play wherever given a chance, emphasizing it's not their decision who picks them.
• Four Hundred teams were bought by Indian companies, also owners of IPL franchises: Manchester Super Giants (RPSG Group), MI London (Reliance), Southern Brave (GMR), and Sunrisers Leeds (Sun Group).
• Pakistani players are barred from IPL and SA20 due to Indian ownership, raising concerns for the Hundred.
• England captain Harry Brook expressed disappointment, calling it a 'shame' if Pakistani players miss out on the tournament.