Pakistan, Aug. 4 -- The Islamabad High Court has suspended an order requiring the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to disclose financial details of national cricketers. The decision temporarily halts the release of information on players' salaries, match fees, allowances, and other financial benefits. Meanwhile, the case will remain pending until the next hearing.

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Chief Justice Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar issued a stay order on the PCB's petition. The court suspended the Pakistan Information Commission's July 9 decision, which directed the board to provide details of players' central contracts, allowances, and the PCB's budget. Additionally, the court issued notices to...