Pakistan cricket legends risk bans over unsanctioned Zambia league

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Several former Pakistan cricketers are facing potential bans after participating in the Asian Legends League held in Zambia. The tournament was not sanctioned, approved, or endorsed by Pakistan's official cricket governing body. Playing in an unsanctioned event is a violation of cricket board regulations, which can result in disciplinary action against the players involved. The matter is currently under review, with the former players at risk of formal penalties for their participation.

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