PCB slaps hefty fine on Naseem Shah for social media post on Maryam Nawaz
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PCB slaps hefty fine on Naseem Shah for social media post on Maryam Nawaz
"The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has fined Naseem Shah 20 million Pakistani rupees ($71,488) for breaching multiple clauses of his central contract and social media guidelines after he wrote a social media post critical of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz."
"Shah wrote on X: Why is she treated like the queen at Lord's? in an apparent reference to Nawaz's presence at the stadium. He deleted the post soon afterwards and later said his account was hacked."
"The PCB said Shah offered an unconditional apology during the proceedings. It was noted that Naseem Shah's social media adviser has already been terminated by Naseem and shall be blacklisted by the PCB from associating with any player falling under the PCB's jurisdiction."
Naseem Shah was fined 20 million Pakistani rupees ($71,488) by the PCB for breaching contract and social media guidelines. His tweet questioned Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz's attendance at the PSL opening match during a fuel crisis. The PCB issued a show-cause notice before imposing the fine, reported as the largest in Pakistan cricket history. Shah deleted the post, claimed his account was hacked, and later apologized. He admitted the post was made by his management team and took responsibility for his platform.
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