I am ashamed of my mistakes: Raza Hasan after being expelled from QeA Trophy

Pakistan spinner Raza Hasan has tendered an apology after being expelled from the ongoing Quaid-e-Azam Trophy tournament.

Hasan of Northern’s Second XI had been sent home following a breach of the Pakistan Cricket Board’s Covid-19 protocols. The decision means he will not be allowed to take any further part in the 2020-21 domestic season.

The 28-year-old had left the bio-secure premises at a local hotel without seeking a prior clearance from the medical team as well as the PCB’s High Performance department.

“I promise, I will adopt a better behavior, on and off the field, and not give another chance to complain,” said Hasan. “In the past, my dope test came back positive as well. I am ashamed of my mistakes. I apologize to everyone, including the coaches, players and the fans.”

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He also requested PCB Director High Performance, Nadeem Khan, to allow him to play in the event once again.  

“The bio-bubble was disturbed because of me but I would like to request for another opportunity to play in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy,” he said. “I want to perform well and make a comeback in national side.”

Hasan, who has been playing first-class cricket since 2009, has featured in 10 Twenty20 International (T20Is) and a solitary One-day International (ODI) over the course of his career with the senior side so far.