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Mohsin Naqvi shares Rizwan investigation update [Source: AFP]
The long-awaited investigation of Pakistan players Mohammad Rizwan and Imam Ul Haq is finally set to come to an end as Pakistan Cricket Board chief Mohsin Naqvi has shared an update on the process that started after Pakistan’s England tour in 2026.
Speaking at a public gathering in front of the media, Mohsin Naqvi shared that the NCCIA of Pakistan is yet to declare a result on the final matter of the report; however, communication with the players has been continuous.
NCCIA to finalise report on Rizwan and Imam soon
For the unaware, both Mohammad Rizwan and Imam Ul Haq have been restricted from playing international games for their country after they were called back from the England Test tour and were allegedly charged with online gambling and data leak scandals, along with suspected illegal activities.
With over a month of investigation ongoing on these two players, Mohsin Naqvi shared that the NCCIA is closing in on a final report within a few days, and they will be contacting Mohammad Rizwan for further clarification on the matter before finalising the report.
"NCCIA briefed me a few days ago. They will contact Rizwan for further clarification before finalising the report," Naqvi shared.
Meanwhile, talks have been ongoing about the two players being dropped from the central contracts of the PCB for the upcoming tenure. Although Rizwan is yet to feature in an international game yet since August, Imam has made his return to first-class cricket.
Rizwan and Imam return to cricket amid Pakistan career turbulence
Rizwan featured in the President Trophy 2026 in September in only one match and bagged 91 runs from 2 innings. Later, he participated in Quaid-e-Azam Gold 2026 and bagged a double century and an 81-run knock to announce his form.
Imam Ul Haq, meanwhile, also played both the tournaments alongside Rizwan but produced more consistent returns. In the President Trophy, Haq bagged a double century, and in Quaid-e-Azam, he slammed scores of 137, 64 and 20, maintaining an average of 114.50 while playing for Multan Regions.
