Media reports suggested that Rizwan twice urged the cricket board to allow him to speak out about what he faced and why, publicly. PCB, headed by Mohsin Naqvi, however, denied permission to allow their experienced cricketer to speak out on both occasions.
In the mid-phase of the recently concluded England vs Pakistan three-match Test series, PCB took a massive step, snubbing seven cricketers and the head coach and the assistant coach from the Test team. The shuffle had been done after two heavy defeats in Leeds and Lord's. It was initially assumed the axing was purely because of the poor form of the cricketers.
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Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq had to face a session of questions and answers, which lasted around a couple of hours, as it was reported earlier. It still remains undisclosed for what exact reasons the cricketers were called off from the middle of the England tour.
As per Clause 4.1 of the central contract, a player is required to take permission from the cricket board before issuing any public statement. As PCB denied to grant permissions in both occasions, Mohammad Rizwan is keeping his mouth shut.
Mohammad Rizwan wanted to clear his position in the investigation: Report
To have some clarity on the NCCIA investigation, Mohammad Rizwan sought support from the Lahore High Court, but the court also refused to provide any comfort to him. He also sought help from the ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU).
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