This is a tricky situation. With the PSL and IPL overlapping for the first time, conflicts like these were bound to happen. PCB and PSL franchises are clearly worried about players prioritizing the IPL, especially after committing to the PSL. If they impose a ban or take stricter action, it could deter future players from pulling out—but it might also make them hesitant to sign with the PSL in the first place. The PCB's decision to move the PSL window was meant to attract top overseas talent, but the clash with the IPL seems to have created new challenges instead. Bosch’s case could set a precedent, so it makes sense that PCB is taking a strong stance. If they don’t enforce contractual obligations, more players might follow suit in the future. At the same time, players will naturally be drawn to the IPL because of higher pay and global exposure. Perhaps holding the PSL draft after the IPL auction could help franchises make more informed picks and avoid such situations. Shifting the PSL window was a bold move, but it has created an unintended competition with the IPL. While it helped attract big names like Warner, Mitchell, and Williamson, the Corbin Bosch situation highlights the risk of players opting for IPL opportunities even after committing to the PSL. Perhaps holding the PSL draft after the IPL auction, as previously discussed, could be a smarter strategy. That way, teams would know exactly which players are available without the risk of last-minute withdrawals.