Pakistan cricketer Fakhar Zaman handed two-match PSL ban for ball tampering
Pakistani cricketer Fakhar Zaman has been banned for two Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches after being found guilty of ball tampering during a match between Lahore Qalandars and Karachi Kings on Sunday night in Lahore. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) charged Zaman with a Level 3 offence after video footage showed him altering the condition of the ball.

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AI-generatedPakistani cricketer Fakhar Zaman has been banned for two Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches after being found guilty of ball tampering during a match between Lahore Qalandars and Karachi Kings on Sunday night in Lahore. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) charged Zaman with a Level 3 offence after video footage showed him altering the condition of the ball. Match referee Roshan Mahanama viewed the footage, which also showed other Qalandars players and an umpire inspecting the ball. The umpire awarded five penalty runs against the Qalandars, who lost the match. Separately, Qalandars' captain Shaheen Shah Afridi was fined $3,500 for breaching security protocols at the team hotel.
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5 extractedShaheen Shah Afridi was refused permission to take visitors to teammate Sikander Raza’s room but did so anyway.
Shaheen was also fined $3,500 for breaking the tournament’s tight security protocols.
The umpire awarded five penalty runs against Qalandars.
Zaman was found guilty of a Level 3 offence for tampering with the ball.
Fakhar Zaman has been banned for two Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches for ball tampering.