BRISBANE: Team Manager Naveed Akram Cheema has sent the investigation report to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in which Chief Selector Moin Khan admitted the he had visited the casino ahead of match between Pakistan and West Indies.
According to details, team manager sent the report in which he mentioned Moin Khan’s statement which he is seeking forgiveness over visiting the casino.
Khan said that he had visited the casino for dinner with his wife but not involved in any gambling, further reports
On the bases of the report, PCB has decided to call Moin Khan back to the country immediately from the first available fight a head of Pakistan’s next match against Zimbabwe on Sunday.
PCB chief Sheharyar Khan told the media on Monday that the board had initiated the probe over the alleged report.
Shocks of the news could be felt strongly allover the social media and on ground in the country, already sad over back to back defeats of the Green Shirts in the World Cup.
Moin was seen in a local casino just before the match against West Indies playing in VIP lounge.
Some reports aid that Khan was not seen during the team’s last practice session.
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