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"The behaviours displayed by Fazalhaq Farooqi sit outside our values and it was determined that his contract be terminated," said Cricket NSW chief executive Lee Germon. "Our focus now is providing the necessary support to those affected by this incident." The incident occurred one day before the Thunder For a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by clicking here !

DUBAI: Fast bowler Fazalhaq Farooqi returned bowling figures of 3-11 to help Afghanistan thrash Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the opening match of the Afghanistan elected to field and bundled out Sri Lanka for a paltry 105, a total their batsmen overhauled in 10.1 overs in Dubai. Left-hander Hazratullah Zazai, unbeaten on 37, and wicketkeeper-batsman Rahmanllah Gurbaz, who hit 40, put on 83 runs for the opening wicket to build on the dominance started by the bowlers. Afghanistan, in Group B with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, have made a thumping start to their campaign in the six-nation tournament that acts as a tune-up to the T20 World Cup in October-November in Australia. Farooqi, a left-arm quick, stood out for Afghanistan after he struck with successive deliveries in the first over of the innings to send Kusal Mendis and Charith Asalanka trudging back to the pavilion for two and nought. Naveen-ul-Haq then sent back Pathum Nissanka caught behind after the batsman reviewed the on-field call and the third-umpire upheld the decision despite no visible spike on the ultra-edge, leaving the batsman and dressing room stunned. At that point Sri Lanka were struggling with just five runs on the board and three wickets down in the opening two overs. Danushka Gunathilaka (17) and Bhanuka Rajapaksa (38) attempted to hit back with a flurry of boundaries in a 20-run sixth over before spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman broke the 44-run stand. Wickets kept tumbling with the 13th over providing two ru...

FILE PHOTO: Afghanistan pacer Fazalhaq Farooqi arrives at the Katunayake Bandaranaike international airport on the outskirts of Colombo ahead of their three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka on November 22, 2022. | Photo Credit: AFP FILE PHOTO: Afghanistan pacer Fazalhaq Farooqi arrives at the Katunayake Bandaranaike international airport on the outskirts of Colombo ahead of their three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka on November 22, 2022. | Photo Credit: AFP Sydney Thunder 15 all out against Adelaide Strikers in BBL, lowest total in men’s T20 cricket However, CA refused to disclose the allegation against Farooqi. CA said the matter is “confidential” and “no further comment” will be made. The incident came just a year after Farooqi was named as a replacement for David Willey, who pulled out of the draft. Cricket New South Wales CEO Lee Germon, however, said, “The behaviours displayed by Fazalhaq Farooqi sit outside our values and it was determined that his contract be terminated.” Also Read | “Our focus now is providing the necessary support to those affected by this incident,” he added. Farooqi played four matches for Sydney Thunder in BBL 2022-23 and picked up five wickets - two against Melbourne Stars on debut and three against Adelaide Strikers.

"Afghanistan has enjoyed a tremendous representation in the BBL over the years. Rashid Khan has been embraced by Adelaide Strikers fans as a genuine superstar and adopted South Australian, while others, including Zahir Khan, Noor Ahmad and Mohammad Nabi, Mujeeb Ur Rahman and Qais Ahmad have made their marks.

The Sydney Thunder have terminated their deal with Afghanistan left-arm pace bowler Fazalhaq Farooqi after a 'behaviour' incident triggered an investigation by Cricket Australia's Integrity Unit. The Thunder said the club received a complaint about the behaviour of Farooqi following an incident on Thursday, December 15, and referred it to CA for investigation. Following that investigation, and a subsequent hearing and ruling by a CA Conduct commissioner, the Thunder have decided to terminate Farooqi's contract. Farooqi had already played one match for the Thunder – taking 2-20 and making a first-ball duck with the bat – before the incident took place. Cricket NSW CEO Lee Germon said: "The behaviours displayed by Fazalhaq Farooqi sit outside our values and it was determined that his contract be terminated. "Our focus now is providing the necessary support to those affected by this incident." A CA statement said the details of the incident were confidential, and neither CA or the Thunder would add any further comment. Farooqi played three more matches for the Thunder between the incident and today's announcement his contract would be torn up. Last Friday, the day after the incident, the Thunder made global headlines when they were bowled out for 15 by the Adelaide Strikers, of which Farooqi contributed one and was the not out batter when the innings ended in the sixth over. He had earlier taken 3-20 with the ball. All out 15!! Strikers sink Thunder to record BBL low Farooqi ...

• News • State • ACT News • NSW News • NT News • QLD News • SA News • Victoria News • Western Australia News • Tasmania News • National • World • Advisor • Coronavirus • Covid Vaccine • Good News • People • Politics • Opinion • Life • Royal • Entertainment • Arts • Books • Celebrity • Movies • Music • Stage • Style • TV • Auto • Eat & Drink • Home • Relationships • Tech • Science • Travel • Wellbeing • Finance • Consumer • Dollars & Sense • Finance News • Federal Budget • Property • Small Business • Work • Your Super • Your Budget • Sport • AFL • Athletics • Basketball • Boxing • Cricket • Cycling • Football • Golf • Hockey • MMA • Motorsport • Netball • Racing • Rugby League • Sport Focus • Tennis • Union • Other Sports • Weather • Puzzles • Crosswords • Sudoku • Trivia A behavioural complaint has led the Sydney Thunder to terminate the Big Bash League contract of Afghan import Fazalhaq Farooqi. The complaint concerned an incident that took place last Thursday and led to a hearing from Cricket Australia’s Conduct Commissioner. Four games into the 2022-23 season, the Thunder opted to immediately sever ties with Farooqi after the hearing and in a statement, said “all impacted parties have been offered support”. ‘The behaviours displayed by Fazalhaq Farooqi sit outside our values and it was determined that his contract be terminated,” Cricket NSW chief executive Lee Germon said. “Our focus now is providing the necessary support to those affected by this incident.” Cricket NS...

Chennai Super Kings have already hit top gear ahead of a brand-new season of the IPL. In fact, the franchise has been live streaming certain nets sessions, allowing the fans and followers to catch a glimpse of their favourite cricketers and their preparations ahead of the season. It was during one of those sessions, where the world got a glimpse of Cheteshwar Pujara the IPL batsman, who, with a re-modelled stance, was hitting huge sixes. Fazalhaq Farooqi bowls in the nets. (CSK/Twitter) Also Read | I am not a power-hitter, but you learn from Kohli, Williamson, Smith: Pujara On Thursday, while the likes of Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu and Ruturaj Gaikwad hit the nets, it was a certain nets bowler for CSK who ended up getting noticed. Young Afghanistan pacer Fazalhaq Farooqi may not be part of the CSK contingent, but he sure did make a few heads turn with his lightning pace in the nets. Bowling an impeccable line and length, he dished out a tough time to the three CSK batsmen. So who exactly is Fazalhaq Farooqi? The left-arm fast bowler recently made his debut for Afghanistan in a T20I match against Zimbabwe, claiming 1/27 from four overs. He dismissed opening batsman Tinashe Kamunhukamwe, clean bowling him. He flew for India on March 24 to join the squad ahead of its practice. In addition, the 20-year-old quick has played 12 First-Class matches and taken 22 wickets, along with six wickets from six List-A games. Also Watch | IPL 2021: Will Covid surge affect tournament? BCCI...