Mohammad Rizwan takes action against NCCIA [Source: AFP]Pakistan Cricket is in chaos amid the drama around Mohammad Rizwan and Imam ul Haq, who were sent home midway through the England tour after the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) summoned them.Although neither the cybercrimes nor the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has revealed the real reasons, reports say the two cricketers are being investigated over financial matters and suspected transactions. Meanwhile, the two batters, especially Rizwan, isn't happy with the saga going around, and had dispatched his reply to the NCCIA via a courier service earlier this week.Mohammad Rizwan drags cybercrimes to High CourtAs per Pakistan's local media house, Geo News, the former Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan has decided to drag the cybercrimes to court."Rizwan has challenged the proceedings in court, arguing that he had not been informed of any specific allegation against him and questioning the NCCIA’s authority to summon him," the report by Geo News stated. Also Read: Maaz Sadaqat Dethrones Saim Ayub For Majestic Pakistan Record In CPL HistoryAccording to Samaa TV's Mian Ahmad, the hearing of Rizwan's case is set to be heard before the Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court on an urgent basis on Thursday (September 17). "Muhammad Rizwan’s case has been fixed before the Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court on an urgent basis for September 17," the journalist posted on his social media handle.Mian Ahmad @aHmADmIaN150 🚨 Muhammad Rizwan’s case has been fixed before the Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court on an urgent basis for September 17. Sep 17, 2026, 12:53 AM Imam Ul Haq responds to NCCIA summons amid 'fake injury' controversy Meanwhile, Imam Ul Haq has already reverted to the NCCAI through an intermediary after the cybercrimes summoned him."Imam is understood to have submitted his responses through an intermediary before the September 15 deadline," the report added.Notably, the opener is under scrutiny for not coming out to bat in either of Lord's innings, with speculation that he faked an injury. Earlier, former Pakistan chief selector Mohammad Wasim had hinted at Imam's history of faking injuries, with the opener reportedly pulling off something during a tour of New Zealand. If reports are to be believed, Imam could be facing a ban of one to two years if the PCB finds evidence against the opener.PCB looking at clean-up job after debacle in England After the second Test against England at Lord's, the PCB made a bold decision to drop seven players from the Test squad, along with head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul.Seven fresh players were flown to Birmingham, with white-ball head coach Mike Hesson asked to take care of the team on an interim basis for the third Test. Although Pakistan lost the Edgbaston Test, Razaullah emerged as a special talent from that match, scoring a historic 81 while batting at number 9, including the debut wicket of Joe Root. After the whitewash, Pakistan are continuing their clean-up job, pushing several players into first-class cricket to improve them ahead of the next assignments against Sri Lanka and New Zealand. Also Read: Ajit Agarkar's Replacement As Chief Selector: BCCI Shortlists 2 Candidates
