The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has imposed a penalty on Hyderabad Kingsmen fast bowler Mohammad Ali for violating the Pakistan Cricket League (PSL 11) Code of Conduct. According to the PCB, the right-arm pacer’s actions during the match against Islamabad United in PSL 11 Eliminator 2 were deemed to have brought the game into disrepute, as per Article 2.21 of the PSL Code of Conduct. As a result of the infraction, Ali was slapped with a fine equivalent to 10 percent of his match fee for a Level 1 offense. The incident occurred during the 16th over of Islamabad United’s innings, where Ali engaged in a heated exchange with Mark Chapman. On-field umpires Ahsan Raza and Shahid Saikat intervened to separate the two players, and match referee Roshan Mahnama later upheld the charge, imposing the sanction. Notably, Ali had pleaded guilty to the offense, thereby waiving the need for a formal hearing. Despite this incident, Mohammad Ali has been a standout performer for the Kingsmen in the PSL 11 tournament, playing a pivotal role in the team’s qualification for the final in their inaugural campaign. The 33-year-old pacer has taken 17 wickets in 11 matches at an average of 20.05, placing him third in the list of leading wicket-takers in PSL 11. Currently, Sufiyan Muqeem of Peshawar Zalmi tops the list with 21 wickets in one fewer match.
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