Pak committee fails to find clear motive behind wicketkeeper Haider’s flight to UK

ISLAMABAD - A fact-finding committee set up by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to look into the flight of wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider to the UK from Dubai has failed to find any clear motives behind his actions.

The Daily Times quoted the three-member committee of Subhan Ahmed (PCB chief executive officer), manager Intikhab Alam and security manager Khawaja Najam, as saying that its is difficult to say with complete confidence at this stage “as to what were the motives behind the departure.”

The committee recommended that the board “should write to Haider seeking complete written details of the entire episode and in light of those details may decide on whether to proceed with taking disciplinary action against him.”

The board has already suspended the now retired wicketkeeper’s central contract. (ANI)