SL in Ban: SLC recall Kamil Mishara on disciplinary grounds

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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has decided to recall Kamil Mishara from the ongoing Sri Lanka's Test Tour of Bangladesh.

According to SLC, Mishara has been alleged of breaching of rules [(clause no 1 (j)] governing the player's conduct/behavior as depicted in his tour contract.

"Mishara, who is a part of the 18-member squad taking part in the ongoing Test Series between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh Series, will be immediately flown back to Sri Lanka," issuing a statement, SLC said.

"Upon his return, SLC will conduct a full inquiry into the 'violations' and upon the outcome of the inquiry, further actions would be determined on the player," it added.

According to reports, Mishara has entertained a female associate in his hotel room in Mirpur, which is a breach of conduct according to the tour contract.

He was also involved in a disciplinary issue while being a member of the Sri Lanka Under-19 team.

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