Pakistan board denies Younis comeback bid

Pakistan Cricket Board issues show cause notice leading Test run-scorer on competition domestically walk-out
Younis Khan Pakistan dramatic Cup has taken barred from returning for the rest of the domestic tournament of the Pakistan Cricket Board another turn with the former governor. Younis was expected his Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) to join Team New after he went out of the competition in protest against what he bad umpiring last weekend considered. He apologized because of PCB chairman Shahryar Khan, pointing he would return to the club for the rest of Pakistan Cup, the leading domestic one-day competition in the country. Instead, charge the PCB punished Younis 50 percent of his game, giving him a show-cause notice and banned him from the rest of the tournament.
In view of the pending disciplinary proceedings and the fact that a substitute has already been added to the KPK team, it is in the interest of the game, it was decided not to allow Younis, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa team in Pakistan to reunite Cup, "said the PCB in a statement. Younis further punishment with the PCB could face him with a "Show cause deadline for the break clauses in its central mission and gave him 7 days a exhibition of his position after his protest Pakistan Cup explain.
Younis, Pakistan's most prolific Test batsman ever the referee had made the decisions in Pakistan Cup match between KPK and Punjab last Friday in question. He was loaded with a code of conduct violation, but the game referee Aziz-ur-Rehman of frontman, who left 38-year-old team in protest. "Younis Khan was dissatisfied with the running and the no-ball decisions while KPK innings" Team Manager Mukhtar Hussain said cricket.com.au on Saturday. "He was the referee penalized the umpiring decisions for criticism." He has decided to leave the tournament as he does not feel able to play in such an environment. "
Younis apology and please return to the tournament has been met with a swift rebuke from the PCB. "Younis is a great servant of Pakistan cricket and a true role model for young people was," said the chairman Shahryar. "I feel hurt that decision, because we have to prove that no one is bigger than the game. We are waiting for Younis to react before we proceed further in this matter." KPK playing Sindh later today without their senior batsman and opening batsman Ahmed Shehzad expected as a stand-in captain continue. Shehzad lead KPK to a 74-run win over Balochistan in Younis absence on Monday. Younis, Pakistan all-time leading run-scorer in running tests with 9116 to his name, has so far refused to comment. It is not the first time that Younis has the PCB found in the clinch. Last year, a month after retirement from ODIs announcing he opted out of the Pakistan Super League, citing that he would only play if he became absorbed by the top category in the draft. In 2014, before the Australian tour of the United Arab Emirates, he complained publicly the PCB for him not to give what he felt, a real chance, was in ODI cricket and threatened by tests to finish. In 2006, he was named in Pakistan captain for the ICC Champions Trophy in India, but the role went differences with the PCB on relying before heading back to lead around the team. Younis is not only Players in Pakistan Cup season were embroiled in controversy. In another case, the PCB Division security and vigilance, an investigation into reports of a brawl in a Faisalabad Comedy Theatre has participated batsman Umar Akmal and summoned four other cricketers to life. According to Geo TV report the cricketers called for a song from the theater play. When this was refused, a fight broke out reportedly.