Former Pakistan cricketers face possible PCB ban: Here's why
The PCB has taken disciplinary measures against former Pakistan cricketers who engaged in an unauthorised league in Zambia. These players face potential two-year bans from PCB-sanctioned events, which also impacts their ability to take on coaching or consultancy positions with the board. The PCB emphasized the importance of obtaining necessary approvals for international participation.
Several former Pakistan cricketers may face disciplinary action from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for participating in the Asian Legends League in Zambia without the necessary approvals. The controversy arose after the Zambia Cricket Union (ZCU) stated that the event was not sanctioned, approved, or endorsed by them. The PCB has taken note of the situation and warned that players found guilty could be banned for two years from receiving a PCB No Objection Certificate (NOC) to participate in approved overseas leagues or events, and could also be declared ineligible for any cricketing, coaching, consultancy, mentoring, or other roles with the PCB and the Pakistan Super League (PSL) for two years.
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