Summary
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) criticized fast bowler Naseem Shah for commenting on a politician's visit to the Pakistan Super League (PSL) opening game, which took place without fans. Shah later deleted his comment, claiming his account was hacked. The PCB has issued a notice to Shah for breaking contract rules and will decide on further action after reviewing his response.
Key Facts
- The Pakistan Cricket Board criticized Naseem Shah for a comment about politician Maryam Nawaz's presence at the PSL opening game.
- The PSL is being played without fans in Lahore and Karachi.
- Shah deleted the comment and said his account was hacked.
- The PCB issued a notice to Shah for breaking contract terms and media rules.
- Shah must reply to the PCB’s notice, and further action will depend on his response.
- No spectators are allowed at PSL games due to safety concerns.
- Shah will play for Rawalpindi Pindiz in a game against Peshawar Zalmi, led by Babar Azam.
