Hearing of the writ filed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in the Lahore High Court (LHC) will be held on October 8 instead of October 3.
PCB legal advisor Tafazzul Rizvi told Geo News that the hearing on October 3 cannot be possible due to Eid holidays and therefore chief justice LHC Syed Zahid Hussain has fixed October 8 as new date for the hearing.
Tafazzul Rizvi will be in the United States on October 8 in connection with a conference there and in his absence, Talib Rizvi will appear in the court on behalf of the PCB.
The PCB had filed a petition in the court for seeking guidance that whether Shoaib Akhtar can play cricket in or for Pakistan without paying the fine of Rs 7 million.
PCB legal advisor Tafazzul Rizvi told Geo News that the hearing on October 3 cannot be possible due to Eid holidays and therefore chief justice LHC Syed Zahid Hussain has fixed October 8 as new date for the hearing.
Tafazzul Rizvi will be in the United States on October 8 in connection with a conference there and in his absence, Talib Rizvi will appear in the court on behalf of the PCB.
The PCB had filed a petition in the court for seeking guidance that whether Shoaib Akhtar can play cricket in or for Pakistan without paying the fine of Rs 7 million.
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