Pakistan’s pace bowler, Mohammed Sami has been summoned by anti-corruption unit for spot fixing scandal in Pakistan Super League (PSL). Sami is now playing for Bangladesh Premier League and plays for Islamabad United in PSL.
Sami is playing for Bangladesh Premier League and plays for Islamabad United in PSL.
A three member tribunal was formed on March 6 to look into the spot-fixing scandals.
The spot fixing allegation is related to the second edition of PSL when Islamabad United played Peshawar Zalmi this February in Dubai.
A three member tribunal was formed on March 6 to look into the spot-fixing scandals involving Islamabad United batsmen Sharjeel Khan and Khalid Latif.
The ACU slapped a suspension of five years to Sharjeel and Latif for their involvement in spot fixing. Meanwhile fast bowler Mohammad Irfan and all-rounderMohammad Nawaz have been suspended for six and two months respectively, as they forgot to report the board regarding the corrupt approach on time.
Players like Shahzaib Hasan and Nasir Jamshed were also involved in spot-fixing.
