Jamshed, a left-handed opener who once scored three back to back ODI hundreds against India, was found guilty by the PCB's Anti-Corruption Tribunal of spot-fixing, betting, failing to disclose offers of money, accepting offers of bribe, consenting to corruption and encouraging other players -- during the second season of the Pakistan Super League in early 2017.

Jamshed, who resides in UK and didn't attend the Tribunal hearings in person and was represented by his lawyer, had lodged an appeal against the10-year ban. The Independent Adjudicator found the 10-year ban imposed on Jamshed "perfectly justified". The adjudicator, however, set aside the additional sanctions imposed by the tribunal.

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"The PCB has and continues to cooperate, assist and coordinate with the ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit in respect of investigations related to international cricket," the PCB statement said.
"PCB, in the recent past, has been proactive in uprooting the menace of corruption and has charged and banned numerous cricketers for failing to abide by the Anti-Corruption Code. It stands by that resolve," the statement concluded.

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