Former Pakistan cricketers raise concerns over inquiry involving Mohammad Rizwan
“Former Pakistan cricketers have questioned the handling of allegations against Mohammad Rizwan, citing the reported absence of solid evidence and formal written charges against the former captain. Form…”
Former fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar said targeting Rizwan without solid evidence amounted to making him a “scapegoat”. Former Test cricketer Mohsin Khan also expressed concern, saying unproven allegations involving fixing or betting could damage a player’s reputation.
Junaid Khan questioned the absence of any written allegation or formal charge against Rizwan so far. He also said the ongoing inquiry had resulted in Rizwan cancelling a previously planned trip for Umrah. The criticism comes amid an inquiry that has reportedly affected Rizwan’s participation in the President’s Trophy.
However, no specific legal or contractual violation by the cricketer has been publicly identified so far.
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