Rizwan, Imam May Face Strict PCB Action Soon

ISLAMABAD: (Sports Reporter) – Pakistan wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan and opening batter Imam-ul-Haq, who were released from the ongoing England tour, could face disciplinary action from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), according to sources.

Sources claim the board has taken serious steps following the decision to send both players back to Pakistan. A high-level committee is reportedly being formed to investigate matters concerning Imam-ul-Haq.

According to the sources, the PCB has expressed concerns over Imam’s injury-related history. They claimed the batter could potentially face a ban lasting one to two years if the allegations against him are established.

The board has also reportedly raised serious questions about Mohammad Rizwan’s discipline. Sources said the wicketkeeper-batter could be summoned for further questioning in the coming days.

It remains unclear what final action, if any, will be taken against Rizwan. However, sources suggest that he is unlikely to be included in any Pakistan team in the immediate future and could face stronger disciplinary measures later.

The reported developments come amid growing scrutiny over player conduct and discipline within the national setup. Any penalties would depend on the outcome of the PCB’s investigation and the players’ responses to the allegations.