Karachi, Nov 12 (PTI) Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi has said that the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency will

Karachi, Nov 12 (PTI) Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi has said that the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency will

Karachi, Nov 12 (PTI) Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi has said that the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency will

Karachi, Nov 12 (PTI) Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi has said that the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency will wrap up its investigations into Pakistan players Muhammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq and submit its findings in a few days.

     Rizwan and Imam are being investigated following the team's 0-3 Test series defeat against England, with investigators looking into allegations that confidential information and internal matters from the team's dressing room were leaked during the England tour.

     Naqvi told the media in Lahore on Thursday that it was true that Imam and Rizwan had been cleared to play domestic cricket amid the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) inquiry.

     "I have spoken to the NCCIA and they just need more clarity from Rizwan after which they will submit their findings in a few days' time although I can't give an exact deadline,” he said.

     The PCB chairman also said that the players' new central contracts had been finalised and would be announced soon.

     "I think they are finalised or would be finalised by tomorrow," he added.

     The PCB has delayed announcing the central contracts by three months, as the previous contracts expired on July 31.

     Naqvi was also asked about the Pakistan Super League facing financial constraints. He responded by saying that everyone had seen for themselves the amounts for which the new franchises and Multan Sultans were sold.

     "Whatever the owners of these new franchise know, they can't expect to make profits after a year or two and they must have done their feasibility report before joining the PSL."

     Naqvi said that if any of the new or existing owners in the PSL wanted to sell their franchises for a profit, they were most welcome to do so in accordance with the rules and regulations.

     He also expressed satisfaction with the state of Pakistan cricket and said he had full confidence and trust in his team to look after cricket matters.

     "I am there to back them all the time and we are expecting much better results when the next batch of young players are ready in the next six months," he said.

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