Imam-ul-Haq has received permission from PCB to play domestic cricket (Credit: ICC)
\n\nPakistan's renowned batter Imam-ul-Haq has also been given permission to play domestic cricket, following Mohammad Rizwan earlier in the day. Following notification from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) that he was permitted to compete, the opening batsman will represent Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) in the President's Trophy Grade-I final round. Since Imam was sent back from England during Pakistan's Test trip, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) of Pakistan is conducting an investigation.
\n\nThe PCB chief and interior minister of Pakistan, Mohsin Naqvi, is in charge of the NCCIA, an organisation that has not officially commented on the subject of the investigation. But according to sources in Pakistan, his and Rizwan's phones were seized on the tour, and their bank information and texts were examined. Rizwan's performances drew criticism, but Imam's issue was called 'fake injury'
\n\nImam sustained a low-grade calf strain during the first innings on the field during the Lord's Test, which prevented him from batting in either innings, according to a PCB statement. Stuart Broad, a former England pacer, harshly criticised him after he was spotted practising his batting with a…
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