Mohammad Rizwan breaks silence on being probed by cybercrime agency after humiliation in England
- Mohammad Rizwan is cooperating fully with the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency's probe into alleged dressing room leaks during Pakistan's cricket tour of England and is awaiting the investigation's conclusion before commenting publicly.
- Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq were questioned for about two hours, and their mobile phones were seized as part of an investigation into information leaks.
- The Pakistan Cricket Board sent Rizwan and six other players home following disciplinary concerns during the England tour, where Pakistan lost the Test series 3-0.
- Rizwan stated he will address the media only after the investigation concludes and is currently awaiting its completion.
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Mohammed Rizwan In Serious Trouble? Pakistan Wicketkeeper-Batter Opens Up Amid Investigation
Senior Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan has broken his silence regarding the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency probe into alleged dressing-room leaks during the England tour. Speaking in Lahore, Rizwan confirmed full cooperation with investigators, stating he is awaiting the inquiry's conclusion before potentially addressing the media regarding the allegations.
Fully co-operating with probe: Mohammad Rizwan on PCB's leaks investigation
Mohammad Rizwan said he is fully co-operating with the NCCIA probe into alleged dressing room leaks during Pakistan's England tour. Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq were probed right after Pakistan's disastrous loss in the Lord's Test against England.
Senior Pakistan Star Mohammad Rizwan Breaks Silence After 2-Hour Questioning In PCB's Investigation
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