Karachi: The Pakistani cricket board has stopped the monthly pension of the former Fast Bowler Sarfraz Nawaz to violate the “Council” welfare policy “.
Sarfraz, who now settled in the UK, also filed a petition in a local court against the Pakistani council to recover pensions and cleansing arrears.
“Going to court against the council is a violation of the player’s welfare policy as continues to be criticized and insulting officials and council players,” said a reliable source on the council.
He explained that Sarfraz’s retirement also stopped in the past by the previous arrangement because his habits appeared in electronic and print media and made claims that were unfounded towards the council and national team players.
“He has also been warned in the past not to tarnish the image of Pakistani cricket,” said the source.
Sarfraz.
Known for critical comments about Pakistani cricket and in the past have made serious charges of matches and observations of spots against players and officials.
High Pacer plays 55 tests and 45 ODIS and is famous for nine Wickets spells in Melbourne against Australia in 1979.
He is considered inventor bowling swing upside down.
PCB stopped the monthly retirement of Sarfraz Nawaz for violating the ‘player welfare policy’
