Mohammad Rizwan said he is responding to a cybercrime agency's probe that followed a humiliation incident in England. He addressed the ongoing investigation involving himself and teammate Imam‑ul‑Haq.
Why it matters
Followers would care because the probe and allegations could impact his reputation and playing career.
Key facts
- Mohammad Rizwan broke his silence about being probed by a cybercrime agency after a humiliation incident in England.
- He said the investigation also involves teammate Imam‑ul‑Haq.
- The investigation is described as ongoing.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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