Mohammad Rizwan Breaks Silence on Cybercrime Agency Inquiry

Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan has addressed reports regarding an ongoing investigation by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) cybercrime wing involving himself and teammate Imam-ul-Haq.

The inquiry reportedly stems from severe off-field scrutiny and alleged digital leaks that surfaced following Pakistan's disappointing tour of England, which sparked widespread backlash across the country's cricketing hierarchy.

Speaking on the matter, Rizwan maintained that professional athletes remain subject to national laws and institutional checks, asserting that any official process should be permitted to reach its logical conclusion without premature commentary.

"If an official inquiry is underway, we must respect the institutional authorities and let them execute their duties properly," Rizwan stated during a media interaction amidst swirling rumors surrounding squad discipline and off-field conduct.

The cybercrime investigation gained traction after intense public and media criticism directed at senior cricketers following back-to-back sub-par performances in white-ball and Test fixtures abroad.

While Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials have kept details confidential, reports indicate the agency is examining unauthorized digital leaks and online harassment targeting high-profile national players.

Rizwan emphasized that top-level cricketers must remain focused on their core responsibilities on the field despite mounting administrative distractions and external noise surrounding the setup.

As internal governance reviews continue within Pakistan cricket, the experienced stump-batsman reiterated his pledge to represent the nation with complete integrity while aiming to rebuild team performance on the park.