Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) bans all-rounder Hamza Nazar for two years from all forms of cricket after concluding that he provided misleading information in a visa application. The PCB announces the sanction following an internal inquiry, and states that the case involves misrepresentation and failure to disclose relevant information. Along with the two-year ban, the board imposes a fine of Rs 1 million. Both reports describe the decision as ending Hamza Nazar’s prospects with the national setup for now, with his cricket activity restricted across all formats. The PCB presents the action as a response to conduct it considers serious in relation to visa-related disclosures. No additional details about the specific visa information or the circumstances behind the application are provided in the available summaries. The decision is reported as coming on Thursday.