The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly issued a warning to Shadab Khan over remarks made after Pakistan’s match against India during the ongoing T20 World Cup campaign.

According to media reports, the PCB conveyed its concerns to the all-rounder through team management after his comments, which were seen as targeting former Pakistan players, drew criticism.

The development comes in the aftermath of Pakistan’s high-profile clash with India, a fixture that traditionally attracts intense public and media scrutiny. Reports indicate that the board advised Shadab to exercise restraint in public statements and maintain professionalism during the tournament.

PCB urges discipline in media interactions

Sources familiar with the matter said the PCB emphasized the importance of respectful communication, particularly during international events where player comments can attract widespread attention.

Shadab’s remarks reportedly came in response to criticism from former cricketers following Pakistan’s performance. The board is said to have reminded players to avoid controversial statements and uphold the image of Pakistan cricket.

As of now, the PCB has not issued a detailed public statement outlining the specific nature of the warning.

The incident underscores the sensitivity surrounding Pakistan-India matches and the heightened scrutiny players face during major international tournaments.