PCB bans all-rounder Hamza Nazar two years for misleading visa information

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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has handed a two-year ban to all-rounder Hamza Nazar after an internal inquiry found he submitted misleading information in a visa application. The board also imposed a fine of Rs 1 million on the young cricketer. The decision was officially announced on Thursday. PCB stated that it treats cases of misrepresentation and non-disclosure with utmost seriousness.

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