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Younis Khan not too concerned over low IPL bid

Pakistan batsman Younis Khan is not too concerned about getting a low bid in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and is looking forward to the remuneration.

Lahore, Feb.23 : Pakistan batsman Younis Khan is not too concerned about getting a low bid in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and is looking forward to the remuneration.

"I don't know what I have been offered for playing in the IPL, but if it is low compared to the other players, I think it will get better the next time as then the player's performance in the league matches will also be taken into account," said Younis while talking to reporters after leading NWFP against Punjab on the first day of the Pentangular Cup match at the Gaddafi Stadium on Friday.

The IPL, which had offered millions of US dollars to many star cricketers of the world, bid 225,000 dollars for Younis, which seems less when compared with the 675,000 dollars offered to Shahid Afridi, the Dawn reports.

"The amount doesn't matter. It's your performance that's most important and that is what I will be focussing on," said Younis.

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