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Pakistani Cricket player Sharjeel Khan has been prohibited for a long time by his country’s cricket board (PCB) for his inclusion in a spot-fixing embarrassment in the Pakistan Super League, neighborhood media revealed today.
The 28-year-old won’t have the capacity to play domestic or universal cricket for a large portion of the sentence and will be kept under perception for its length.
Pakistani Cricket player Sharjeel is prohibited for a long time, which has more than two year suspended, after the procedures of the case,” Asghat Haider, who headed the three-part country’s cricket board (PCB) tribunal that condemned him, told nearby media.
Cricketer Sharjeel, who made his universal introduction for Pakistan in 2013, has played one test, 25 one-day internationals and 15 Twenty20 internationals for his nation. The charges have been proven.Sharjeel was given a punishment without any fines imposed.
This choice has demonstrated that we had solid evidences against Sharjeel , Taffazul Rizvi, country’s cricket board (PCB) ledal consultant, disclosed to Pakistan’s Geo TV News.
Sharjeel and kindred Islamabad United player Khalid Latif were temporarily suspended and sent home from the dmestic Twenty20 rivalry in February after an examination by the board’s anti – corruption unit.
At minimum two different players have been embroiled in the outrage while another, fast bowler Mohammad Irfan, was fined and given a one-year boycott in March this year.
In 2012-13, Pakistan’s Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria was imposed a life ban by an anti-corruption tribunal of the England and Wales Cricket Board for fixing in English county cricket while playing for Essex.