DUBAI: The Afghanistan Cricket Board has sanctioned Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Fazalhaq Farooqi and Naveen Ul Haq for “prioritizing their private pastimes over playing for Afghanistan,” a board declaration stated on Monday. The board has consequently delayed their 2024 annual central contracts and additionally announced no NOCs (no-objection certificates) for the trio for the subsequent years, such as the revokement of any NOC they currently own.
in keeping with the ACB assertion, the trio these days advised the board of their preference to be released from the once a year imperative contracts starting January 1 2024, even as also inquiring for consent to play in franchise tournaments.
“The insistence on not signing the crucial agreement for those players became their involvement in business leagues, prioritising their non-public pastimes over playing for Afghanistan, that is regarded as a countrywide responsibility,” the board announcement added. “by using opting for their release, the Afghanistan Cricket Board has decided to take disciplinary measures towards those players.”
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The sanctions come after the board assigned a committee to “very well check out the matter and broaden appropriate hints that great serve the ACB’s pastimes.”
“The selection via the Afghanistan Cricket Board is made with a focus on country wide priorities, aligned with the ACB’s core values and principles,” the statement further said. “It highlights the need for every player to hold the ACB’s concepts and prioritise the united states of america’s pursuits above their private ones.”
Mujeeb become these days picked up with the aid of Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL public sale for USD 241,000. he’s presently within the BBL in Australia with Melbourne Renegades. Naveen, who is with Lucknow brilliant Giants inside the IPL, and Fazalhaq Farooqi, additionally retained through Sunrisers Hyderabad, these days featured inside the Abu Dhabi T10 competition. All 3 additionally featured for Afghanistan in their sixth-vicinity ODI international Cup run.
