Pakistan’s opening stalwart Fakhar Zaman was handed a two-match ban on Tuesday after he was discovered responsible within the PSL ‘ball-tampering’ controversy that has rocked Pakistan cricket.“Fakhar Zaman has been suspended for 2 HBL PSL matches after he was discovered responsible of a Degree 3 offence for breaching Article 2.14 of the relevant Code of Conduct for Gamers and Participant Help Personnel throughout the Lahore Qalandars v Karachi Kings match on Sunday,” PSL stated in a media launch.“Match Referee Roshan Mahanama carried out the disciplinary listening to and made the dedication after reviewing all proof,” the assertion added.The match, which the Kings sealed with three balls to spare, turned on a significant flashpoint on the finish of the nineteenth over of the second innings, with Karachi requiring 14 runs from the final over as Haris Rauf ready to bowl for the Qalandars.Zaman was seen in dialogue with Haris Rauf and Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Shah Afridi earlier than the over. Shortly thereafter, umpire Faisal Afridi requested the ball. After a prolonged look and an in depth dialogue between Afridi and square-leg umpire Sharfuddoula, the umpires in the end appeared to determine Qalandars had intentionally altered the situation of the ball, and awarded 5 penalty runs to Kings. As well as, the ball was instantly modified.The umpires penalised Lahore Qalandars 5 runs for altering the situation of the ball and subsequently changed it. This left Karachi Kings needing 9 runs within the remaining over, which they efficiently chased down.All-rounder Abbas Afridi sealed the victory by hitting Rauf for a 4 and a six after the bowler had delivered a large.