PCB launches internal disciplinary inquiry amid reports about Imam, Rizwan
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday confirmed that it had initiated an internal disciplinary inquiry following reports “concerning discipline and conduct” as the media alleged that investigations involving former Test players Imamul Haq and Mohammad Rizwan have been widened. In a statement, PCB media director Amir Mir said the board was reviewing matters relating to “discipline and…
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has initiated an internal disciplinary examination following reports of "issues concerning discipline and conduct," according to a statement from the board's media director, Amir Mir. The inquiry has been prompted by media allegations involving former Test players Imamul Haq and Mohammad Rizwan. The PCB is currently reviewing the matter internally, adhering to its established regulations.
The statement follows reports from Geo News that the PCB had obtained data from the mobile phones of Imam and Rizwan following Pakistan's defeat against England in the second Test at Lord's. However, the PCB has not confirmed the possession of the phones or the acquisition of their data. The media director cautioned against treating unverified reports as credible at this stage, as the process is ongoing and the details have not been disclosed.
The development comes amid ongoing turmoil surrounding Pakistan's Test team, following two heavy defeats against England, leading to the PCB making significant changes ahead of the final Test at Edgbaston.
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