Afghanistan pacer Naveen-ul-Haq was on Monday handed a 20-month ban from taking part within the International League T20 for breaching his Player Agreement with Sharjah Warriors. Naveen had signed up for the Warriors for the opening season of the match. He was supplied one other 12 months’s extension however refused to signal the retention discover for Season 2. Sharjah Warriors approached the ILT20 to intervene on this dispute. The ILT20 first initiated a mediation course of by way of an unbiased third-party mediator. However, the mediation failed.

The ILT20’s three-member Disciplinary Committee, which incorporates the league’s Chief Executive Officer David White, Head of Security and Anti-Corruption Col. Azam and Member Emirates Cricket Board Zayed Abbas, individually heard each the events and on analyzing the proof earlier than them conveyed its closing verdict of a 20-month ban on Naveen.

“We do not take pride in making this announcement but all parties are expected to comply with their contractual commitments and recognise that non-compliance can cause damage to the other party,” CEO DP World ILT20 David White stated in a launch.

“Unfortunately, Naveen-ul-Haq failed to honour his contractual obligations with the Sharjah Warriors and as such the league had no option but to impose this 20-month ban on him.

“The disciplinary proceedings in opposition to Naveen had been carried out in a clear method and each events concerned got alternatives to organize and current their submissions.”

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