LAHORE: The PCB on Friday advised banned Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria to approach the England Cricket Board (ECB) if he wants to resume playing club or domestic cricket.
A desperate Kaneria, banned since 2012, want to resume cricket activities to earn his livelihood but the PCB said it can't do much since the punishment was handed to him by the ECB.
"Article 6.8 of the ECB Anti-Corruption Code, which is applicable in this case, clearly states only the chair of the anti-corruption tribunal, which has imposed a period of ineligibility on a player, had the discretion to permit the player to participate," the PCB said in a press release.
"As such, you are advised to approach the ECB as per Article 6.8 of the ECB Anti-Corruption Code," it said.
Kaneria is only the second Hindu to play Test cricket for Pakistan. He scalped 261 wickets before being banned by the ECB for life for spot-fixing in English county matches.
Kaneria after denying his involvement in spot-fixing and pleading his innocence finally admitted in late 2018 to a foreign television network he was guilty. Agencies