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Akhtar. Karachi: Temperamental fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar could face a penalty between Rs.1 to 5 million and even a ban of up to seven matches if the disciplinary committee of the Pakistan Cricket Board finds him guilty of violating the players’ Code of Conduct. Akhtar and leg-spinner Danish Kaneria are due to appear before the disciplinary committee on Tuesday to respond to the charges of speaking out against the policies of the board and other violations of the code. The board has authorised the disciplinary committee to clear or penalise the two players. In the new central contracts given out to the players, the penalties for speaking out against the policies of the board include a fine of Rs. 1 to 10 million, three penalty points in the contract and even a ban of one to seven matches. Akhtar, however, has not been given a new central contract but instead offered a special retainer which he has refused to accept. The board, in fact, has greatly increased the severity of its penalties for various counts of misconduct by players in the new contracts. If a player fails to report for a fitness test or does not listen to the board and team directives, he can be fined Rs. 200,000 to 1 million and banned for three to six matches. — PTI
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