The Pakistan cricketer Hamza Nazar has been banned from playing cricket. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has banned him from taking part in domestic and international cricketing activities due to disciplinary issues. Nazar has been banned for two years and has also been fined PKR one million.
The ban takes place after an inquiry was conducted into Hamza Nazar after he submitted to the PCB during his visa application. According to the investigation, he had hidden important information during the application process, gave false information, and failed to give complete and correct information.
During the investigation, a three-man committee was formed, and they submitted their findings. The committee presented its conclusions and suggestions to the PCB after hearing his explanation, examining the facts at hand, and considering all relevant circumstances, which went against him, and thus he was handed a two-year ban and also a fine.
This is a setback for the cricketer as he is currently 31 years old, and while he makes a comeback to cricket, he will be 33, and it will really be difficult for the cricketer to make an international comeback as he needs to work hard on all his skills and refine them; it will take some time.
PCB takes serious actions against frauds
The PCB takes fraud, non-disclosure, and the submission of deceptive material extremely seriously. Such behaviour violates the principles of honesty, professionalism, and responsibility required of Pakistan cricket officials. The PCB does not allow anybody to destroy the Board's reputation, Pakistan cricket, or the millions of fans who follow and love the game.
Photo Credit: GoogleThe two-year suspension and financial penalties are a reminder of the PCB's stringent disciplinary policy and commitment to maintaining the game's credibility both on and off the pitch. This also showcases that under Mohsin Naqvi’s supervision, they have been strict with on- and off the field issues.
Hamza Nazar's career
Hamza Nazar has not played international cricket; he has featured in 16 First-Class (FC) matches, scoring 748 runs at an average of 29.92. His highest score is an unbeaten 175, with one century and five half-centuries.
In List A cricket, he has played 15 matches, scoring 192 runs in 13 innings at an average of 16.00. His best score is 75, with one half-century. In the T20 format, the player has appeared in 10 matches, scoring 65 runs from seven innings at an average of 10.83. His best has been in red-ball cricket, where he has a better average than in other domestic formats.
With the ball, in First-Class cricket, he has claimed 26 wickets in 23 innings at an average of 37.23. His best bowling figures are 5/49. He has taken two five-wicket hauls and one four-wicket haul, maintaining an economy rate of 3.68.
In List A cricket, he has picked up 18 wickets from 14 innings at an average of 24.44. His best figures are 4/41, with an economy rate of 5.11. In T20 cricket, he has bowled in five innings, taking three wickets at an average of 43.00.
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