Debut at the age of 19, played all three formats – Test, ODI and T20, now caught in ‘fixing’, ICC imposed a 5-year ban

New Delhi. A case of fixing has come to light in Afghanistan cricket. The young opener of the team has been banned for 5 years on charges of corruption. ICC has imposed this ban on Inshanullah Janat. Inshanullah Janat, who played his/her first international match at the age of 19, is considered one of the talented players. he/she has played in all three formats of Test, ODI and T20 on behalf of Afghanistan.

According to ICC, Inshanullah Janat has been found guilty of violating the anti-corruption code in season-2 of Kabul Premier League. 26-year-old Inshanullah Janat has been banned on 7 August. But the troubles of Afghanistan cricket are not going to end here.

The ICC has said that it is investigating three more Afghan cricketers to see if they were involved in corruption. At first glance, the evidence seems to be sufficient. The investigation of these three is ongoing and a decision will be taken soon. The ICC has not disclosed the names of these cricketers.

BREAKING: Top order batsman Ihsanullah Janat has been banned from all cricketing activities for 5 years for violating the ACB and ICC Anti-Corruption Code during KPL2. he/she admitted to violating Article 2.1.1 of the ICC Code.

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— Afghanistan Cricket Board (@ACBofficials) August 7, 2024