Imran Tahir, 47, targets CPL 2027 return with Guyana Amazon Warriors

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Veteran South African leg-spinner Imran Tahir has expressed a strong desire to continue playing in the Caribbean Premier League beyond his current stint. The 47-year-old spinner has been a loyal representative of the Guyana Amazon Warriors franchise since 2018. Tahir stated he is keen to return for the 2027 edition of the tournament, which would see him playing at the age of 48. He specifically mentioned wanting to conclude his cricketing career in front of the Guyanese crowd, highlighting his deep affection for the fanbase.

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