LAHORE: The anti-corruption unit of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), after questioning on Wednesday Shahzaib Hasan for the second time, did not take any decision about the opener in the ongoing investigation into the Pakistan Super League spot-fixing scandal.
This was Shahzaib’s second hearing, which continued for around three and a half hours, in two days. Still, the anti-corruption unit could not decide whether to serve him a notice of charge in the PSL fixing probe.
Shahzaib, 27, appeared before the unit also on Tuesday and went through a four-hour long process of inquiry before being again summoned for Wednesday.
And on Wednesday, Shahzaib had to come twice for his hearing to PCB offices at the Gaddafi Stadium after Salman Naseer, a member of the anti-corruption unit, was not available when the right-handed batsman first came.
A PCB spokesman said that the anti-corruption unit had not made any decision on Shahzaib who might be called again on Thursday or he could also be served with the notice of charge.
The unit has already issued notices of charge to three cricketers — batsmen Sharjeel Khan, Khalid Latif and paceman Mohammad Irfan — in the PSL spot-fixing inquiry.
