After Pakistan's cybercrime summons, Rizwan & Imam face domestic cricket setback
Following their recent tour in England, Pakistani cricketers Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq find themselves under scrutiny due to a cybercrime investigation triggered by evidence from their mobile phones. As a result of their inability to meet fitness requirements, both players will miss the opening round of the President's Trophy Grade-I, amid the aftermath of a challenging tour filled with…
Mohammad Rizwan and Imam ul Haq appeared before Pakistan’s National Cyber Crimes Investigation Agency (NCCIA) in Lahore, following their removal from the national squad post their disappointing Test tour of England. The two players were among seven who were dropped after the team's loss in the second Test at Lord’s. They were summoned to appear before the NCCIA, though the reason for the questioning remains unclear.
It is believed that one of the players was there for several hours. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had announced an internal disciplinary inquiry into the matter, following media reports concerning discipline and conduct. The inquiry is being conducted under PCB regulations. The PCB has also given at least one of the players a questionnaire to fill in and return, which they are expected to do next week.
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