Pakistan’s Nawaz in trouble after positive drug test; PCB to probe

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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Nawaz is under investigation by the PCB after testing positive for recreational drugs during the 2026 T20 World Cup. The 32-year-old's participation in the tournament was modest, and this development has already led to his withdrawal from a county cricket contract. The outcome of the PCB's due process will determine his future.

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