Rizwan queries Pakistani anti-corruption body over shifting investigation rationale

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Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Rizwan has questioned the National Cricket Council's Integrity Agency. The NCCIA initially launched an inquiry concerning betting and gambling in cricket. However, a letter from the body this week cited different legal grounds for the investigation. The new letter states he is being probed under provisions of the PECA 2016 law. Rizwan is seeking clarity on the changed justification for the ongoing investigation.

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