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Pakistan Cricketer Mohammad Nawaz Banned for 3 Months Due to Doping Violation

Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Nawaz has been banned for three months following a doping violation during the T20 World Cup.

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Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Nawaz has been banned for three months by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for a doping violation. The ban, which was backdated to May 2026, was imposed after Nawaz tested positive for a Substance of Abuse (Carboxy-THC) during the men's T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka on February 7.

Doping Violation Details

The ICC reported that Nawaz tested positive following a doping test conducted after Pakistan's match against the Netherlands in Colombo. Nawaz admitted the offence and clarified that the substance was used out-of-competition and in a manner unrelated to sport performance.

Consequences and Treatment

With Nawaz accepting the sanction and agreeing to a substance abuse treatment programme, his provisional suspension was lifted after serving a two-and-a-half-month suspension. Once the treatment programme is complete, the suspension will be reduced to one month.

Impact on Records and Career

Nawaz's records from the match against the Netherlands on February 7 and subsequent matches until May 1, 2026, have been disqualified. Despite his extensive international career, Nawaz has not been selected for an ongoing training camp ahead of next year's World Cup.

Why This Matters for Bangladesh

The incident underscores the stringent anti-doping measures in international cricket, which is significant for Bangladesh as it strives to maintain a clean and fair sporting environment. It also highlights the importance of adhering to anti-doping regulations to preserve the integrity of the sport.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What substance did Nawaz test positive for?
Nawaz tested positive for Carboxy-THC, a Substance of Abuse.
How long is Nawaz's ban?
Nawaz's ban is for three months, backdated to May 2026.

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