FAISALABAD: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa  captain Younis Khan has reportedly withdrawn from the tournament after being fined 100% match fees for complaining against umpires.
According to renowned anchor and sports journalists Syed Yahya Hussaini, the dispute began during KPK vs Punjab match when Misbah was out plumb in early stages of his innings, but umpire gave him not out.
Younis was really disappointed when umpire Shozab Raza said he could not declare a batsman like Misbah out instantly.
Younis was really disappointed when umpire Shozab Raza said he could not declare a batsman like Misbah out instantly.
— Syed Yahya Hussaini (@SYahyaHussaini) April 23, 2016
Misbah went to score 82 runs in that match and won it for his team, he was also picked Man of The Match.
At the end of the match, Younis complained to fourth umpire Rashid Riaz and also mentioned the  poor umpiring standards in the post match ceremony.
Considering it an offence against discipline, Match Referee Azeezur Rehaman had imposed 100 % match fees fine on Younis and also warned him for the next time.
Angry on this decision, Younis has reportedly decided to quit the tournament in the middle.
According to latest updates, PCB is pondering to take action over discipline violation against Younis Khan who neither appealed against  fine nor attended the hearing, rather lwithdrew from the tournament.
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