Following an anti-corruption research into the 2024 Kabul Premier League, the Afghanistan Cricket Board issued the restrictions.
Ihsanullah Janat, the Afghanistan top-order flour, has been banned from" all types of cricket actions" for five times for bribery, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) said on Wednesday. The restrictions is effective immediately. The committee said that the vulnerabilities of the ACB's and ICC's anti-corruption code had been committed during the next version of the Kabul Premier League earlier this year.
" Janat was found guilty of violating Article 2.1.1 of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code, which involves poor influence or efforts to fix the consequence, development, do, or any other aspect of a match", the ACB said in a statement. " In light of this violation, he has been handed a five-year restrictions from all cricket-related activities. Janat has come forward with proof of his guilt over the allegations and his presence in crooked activities.
The declaration added that the ACB's anti-corruption system has been investigating" three other people" for probable involvement in corrupt activities. The ACB stated that "decisions regarding their presence may be made upon verification of their guilt."
Ihsanullah, 26, was in motion for Shamshad Eagles at the Kabul Premier League 2024, and scored 72 plays in four wickets at an average of 18 and hit rate of 150. The team finished last on the six-team group board with just one win from five matches.
Abroad, Ihsanullah has appeared in 20 sports for Afghanistan across the three types. Following his debut in an ODI against Zimbabwe in Harare in February 2017, Ihsanullah has played 15 more times in the format, scoring 307 runs (average 21.92 ) and has also turned out in three Tests ( 110 runs at 22.00 ) and one T20I, where he scored a 14-ball 20. That T20I, in June 2022 against Zimbabwe in Harare, was his last look for his national team.
Ihsanullah comes from a home with close ties to the sport, with his brother Nawroz Mangal one of the country's greats in their first years of global cricket. Nawroz led the national team when they became the second affiliate to earn International position during the 2009 World Cup finals, and once more when they qualified for the 2010 T20 World Cup.
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