India, April 1 -- Pakistan cricket team batter Fakhar Zaman has maintained his denial of involvement in the alleged ball-tampering incident that rocked the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) and has, accordingly, reportedly filed an appeal against the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) decision to suspend him for two PSL matches.

According to a Geo News report, Fakhar filed an appeal against the decision. The development came a day after PCB found him guilty of altering the condition of the ball during Lahore Qalandars' four-wicket loss to Karachi Kings on Sunday at the Gaddafi Stadium. In fact, the 35-year-old has denied the charge and contested it at a disciplinary hearing, but match referee Roshan Mahanama upheld the offence and imposed ...