Blessing Muzarabani's agent, Rob Humphries, has publicly criticized the Pakistan Super League (PSL) for imposing a two-year ban on the Zimbabwean fast bowler, describing it as 'incredibly excessive.' The controversy arises from a disagreement over whether a binding contract existed between Muzarabani and the PSL. According to Humphries, while an agreement was verbally discussed on February 13, no official contract was sent to Muzarabani, leading him to accept an offer from the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League (IPL). The PSL, however, maintains that a verbal agreement was sufficient to establish obligations. Muzarabani's agent argues that without a formal contract, the ban is unwarranted and urges the PSL to reconsider its decision, labeling it as an administrative error. The PSL has stated that Muzarabani will not be eligible to participate until 2029, a harsher penalty compared to the one-year ban given to South African bowler Corbin Bosch last year under similar circumstances. The PSL's stance remains firm, as they believe the essential terms of the agreement were clear, despite no written contract being produced.