Pakistani pacer, Mohammad Sami, has been summoned by the Pakistan Cricket Board over spot-fixing probe in the Pakistan Super League, according to Geo TV Pakistan. The pacer will be questioned by the anti-corruption tribunal. Sami plays for Islamabad United in the PS and arrived at the PCB headquarters for the meet.

Earlier, the likes of Sharjeel Khan and Khalid Latif have already been suspended for 5 years for their involvement in the spot-fixing furor after being found guilty of malpractice. Meanwhile, fast bowler Irfan Khan and all-rounder, Mohammad Nawaz, were also found guilty and have been suspended for 12 and 2 months, respectively.

Sami, who plays for Rajshahi Kings in the Bangladesh Premier League, was the team’s best bowler 11 wickets from 9 games at an average of just over 21. However, it must be noted that Tribune Pakistan claim that PCB have summoned him due to allegations against him over spot-fixing at the Bangladesh Premier League.

Whatever be the case, the fact that Sami has been called up by the PCB for questioning purposes indicates towards a serious issue that could cause Sami his career. It also pushes Pakistan’s reputation further down as so many Pakistan players have been linked with these infamous cases.