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Pakistan Cricket Board have banned Mohammad Yousuf and Younus Khan for life following a disastrous tour of Australia.

The PCB handed out severe punishments to senior players in the team after reports of rifts and discord within the team had done the rounds in the team’s horrid tour Down Under.

Former skipper Shoaib Malik and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan have been banned for a year each while the Akmal brothers- Kamran and Umar and Shahid Afridi have been fined to the tune of Rs 2-3 millions for several misdemeanours besides being put on probation for six months.

Yousuf and Younus, the two pillars of the Pakistani batting line-up will never play for Pakistan again but can appear in the domestic and county circuits.

The six-man committee had submitted its report to PCB chairman Ijaz Butt last week, who in turn conveyed the ‘shocking news’ to chief of selectors Mohsin Khan.

The PCB has handed out the most comprehensive set of punishments to national players in recent memory, banning a number of senior players and implementing heavy fines on others on the recommendations of an inquiry committee formed to look into Pakistan’s disastrous tour to Australia. The biggest and most unexpected action is the implementation, in effect, of life bans on Mohammad Yousuf and Younis Khan, a wholly unexpected development. Shoaib Malik and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan have been banned for a year and the Akmal brothers and Shahid Afridi will be put on probation for six months and have been fined between Rs 2-3 million for various misdemeanours.

Yousuf and Younis, Pakistan’s two seniormost current players, will not play for Pakistan again but will be eligible for county and domestic cricket.

Kamran and Umar Akmal were fined for their part in the run-up to the final Test in Hobart, when Kamran repeatedly and publicly insisted he would be picked despite a PCB release stating the opposite, and Umar allegedly feigned an injury and threatened to not play. Afridi was pulled up for his ball-biting incident while captaining the side in the last ODI in Perth, for which he has already been punished by the ICC.

The six-man committee completed its report last week and sent it to Ijaz Butt. The chairman held a meeting with the selection committee on Monday in which he briefed them on the contents of the inquiry committee’s report. He warned the selectors – now headed by Mohsin Khan – that he had “shocking news” for them and proceeded to inform them of the details of the report.