The PCB, led by Mohsin Naqvi, faces extortion accusations for demanding $25,000 per player for NOCs, prompting potential bans on Pakistan players in Major League Cricket.
PCB has demanded $25,000 per player
Jul 15, 2026
01:53 pm
What's the storyThe Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is facing allegations of extortion, with claims that it has demanded an unbudgeted fee of $25,000 (around ₹24 lakh or PKR 69 lakh) per player from franchises for issuing No Objection Certificates (NOCs), according to a report on pakpassion.com.
The demand has sparked outrage among Major League Cricket (MLC) owners, who are now considering a shadow ban on signing Pakistani players.
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