Rizwan contests NCCIA summons in Lahore High Court
3 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 2:13 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
Cricketer Rizwan filed a challenge against the National Cricket Council of India Association (NCCIA) summons in Lahore High Court on September 16, 2026. His challenge questions both the nature of the investigation and the jurisdiction of the NCCIA. This legal action follows concerns about the governance of cricket bodies and their authority concerning players. The outcome of the case could have implications for similar investigations in the future.
- •Rizwan contests the NCCIA's authority
- •Challenge filed in Lahore High Court
- •Concerns raised about the investigation's nature
- •Legal action could impact cricket governance
- •Case could influence future player-regulatory body relations
- 2:13 PMYahoo Sports — Mohammad Rizwan loses Lahore HC plea; PCB to take actions on Pakistan cricketers
- 12:04 PMYahoo Sports — Pakistan cricket crisis deepens as Mohammad Rizwan moves Lahore High Court against cyber crime agency summons
- 4:32 PMESPNcricinfo — Rizwan challenges NCCIA summons in Lahore High Court
"Pakistan batter Mohammad Rizwan has moved the Lahore High Court against summons issued by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA). Rizwan, questioned after Pakistan’s Test series loss in England, has challenged the investigation and the agency’s jurisdiction. The case comes amid a separate PCB inquiry into player conduct and major squad changes following Pakistan’s poor England tour.
"The Pakistan Cricket Board will wait for the NCCIA’s forensic report before deciding whether to take disciplinary action against Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. The Lahore High Court dismissed Rizwan’s petition challenging NCCIA notices. The agency is examining mobile phones taken from both players and is expected to submit its findings to the PCB next week.
"Rizwan is understood to have raised questions about the nature of the investigation and about the jurisdiction of the NCCIA
Sources
External links- Yahoo SportsSep 17, 2026, 2:13 PMMohammad Rizwan loses Lahore HC plea; PCB to take actions on Pakistan cricketers
The Pakistan Cricket Board will wait for the NCCIA’s forensic report before deciding whether to take disciplinary action against Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. The Lahore High Court dismissed Rizwan’s petition challenging NCCIA notices. The agency is examining mobile phones taken from both players and is expected to submit its findings to the PCB next week.
- Yahoo SportsSep 17, 2026, 12:04 PMPakistan cricket crisis deepens as Mohammad Rizwan moves Lahore High Court against cyber crime agency summons
Pakistan batter Mohammad Rizwan has moved the Lahore High Court against summons issued by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA). Rizwan, questioned after Pakistan’s Test series loss in England, has challenged the investigation and the agency’s jurisdiction. The case comes amid a separate PCB inquiry into player conduct and major squad changes following Pakistan’s poor England tour.
- ESPNcricinfoSep 16, 2026, 4:32 PMRizwan challenges NCCIA summons in Lahore High Court
Rizwan is understood to have raised questions about the nature of the investigation and about the jurisdiction of the NCCIA
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