Achi news desk-
Dubai (Sports Desk) The Emirates Cricket Board has imposed a 5-year ban on batsman Usman Khan for breaching the code of conduct and contract and he will not be able to represent the Emirates Cricket Board for 5 years.
In a statement issued by the Emirates Cricket Board, it was said that after a detailed investigation, it has emerged that Usman Khan misrepresented to the board about his decision to play for the United Arab Emirates team and Emirates Cricket. other resources provided by the Board to explore better resources.
He said it showed Usman no longer wanted to play for the Emirates Cricket Board and did not meet the eligibility criteria he was required to meet.
Usman took part in the second season of the Emirates Cricket Board-sanctioned T20 International League earlier this year as a local UAE player, the statement said.
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It was reported that the Emirates Cricket Board also signed an employment agreement with Usman for a period of one year with the aim of giving him security as well as meeting the eligibility criteria so that he could play for the United Arab Emirates in international cricket. He can represent the Emirates.
The board said that Usman had breached the obligations imposed on him by the Emirates Cricket Board and therefore required him to participate in tournaments/leagues approved by the board as well as local events under the auspices of councils and academies in the United Arab Emirates. five years and will not be able to take part in these competitions.
It should be noted that after the excellent performance in the ninth edition of the Pakistan Super League, the Pakistan Cricket Board invited Usman Khan to the camp set up for the series against New Zealand after the availability of Usman Khan He is likely to be included in the T20 Series against.
