Pakistan’s left-arm fast-bowler,Mohammad Irfan, also has been suspended from Pakistan Super League (PSL) on Saturday over corruption allegations.
Following suspension of Sharjeel Khan and Khalid Latif, Irfan is the third player who has been suspended from the PSL in the past 24 hours over corruption allegations.
Read: Muhammad Irfan does not face immediate suspension: Najam Sethi
Three players from Islamabad United has been suspended over being involved in spot-fixing.
Read: Sharjeel Khan, Khalid Lateef suspended on violation of PSL Anti-Corruption Code
According to PSL sources, Irfan also has been sent back to Pakistan and his personal belongings, including his mobile phone, have been seized by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials.
PSL and PCB sources also suspect, there would be more names yet to surface in match-fixing scandal, as the cricketers from other franchises including Lahore Qalandars and Quetta Gladiators are also being grilled by the management.
