Pakistan, Sept. 17 -- The Lahore High Court (LHC) has dismissed Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Rizwan's petition challenging notices issued by the National Cyber Crime Investigation (NCCIA). Chief Justice Aalia Neelum heard the petition on Thursday. Rizwan's lawyer, Qazi Umair Ali, argued that the allegations against the wicketkeeper-batter were false and lacked a clear basis.

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The lawyer told the court that NCCIA officials questioned Rizwan after the Lord's Test and took his mobile phone into custody. He said investigators had assured Rizwan that they would return the phone within three hours. However, the phone remained with the , which the lawyer described as evidence of bad faith.

Meanwhile, Ri...