Naveen-ul-Haq, the Afghanistan pacer, has been handed a 20-month ban in ILT20 due to a breach of contract. He had played nine matches for the Sharjah Warriors earlier this year. Naveen was charged blameworthy for penetrating his Player Concurrence with Sharjah Champions who had marked him for Season 1 of the competition. Naveen was offered one more year's augmentation by the Heroes yet would not sign the maintenance notice for Season 2. David White, ILT20 Chief, expressed in a delivery on Monday, "We don't invest wholeheartedly in making this declaration yet all gatherings are supposed to consent to their legally binding responsibilities and perceive that resistance can make harm the other party. Tragically, Naveen-ul-Haq neglected to respect his authoritative commitments with the Sharjah Heroes and as such the association had no choice except for to force this 20-month prohibition on him. "The disciplinary procedures against Naveen were led in a straightforward way and the two players included were given chances to get ready and present their entries." As per the delivery, Naveen, who had played for Sharjah Fighters in Season 1 of the ILT20, was sent a maintenance notice based on similar conditions and conditions as per the Player Understanding terms. The ILT20 originally started an intervention cycle through a free outsider middle person after Sharjah Fighters had moved toward them to mediate in this question, yet the intercession fizzled. A Disciplinary Panel which included White, Head of Safety and Hostile to Defilement Col. Azam and Part Emirates Cricket Board Zayed Abbas was framed to hear both the gatherings prior to distributing the boycott.