Mohammad Rizwan, Pakistani wicket keeper-batter, once again contacted the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) seeking details about the ongoing inquiry against him and the status of his mobile phone, which remains in the agency’s possession since August 31.

In his recent communication, Rizwan raised concerns over the lack of formal updates and stated he had fully cooperated with the NCCIA, including providing the password to his iPhone. He said officials examined messages and other contents on the unlocked device in his presence on September 10.

Rizwan said he was initially assured the phone would be returned within three hours and that a digital forensic examination would be completed soon. He requested written details about the inquiry, clarification on when he should appear before the agency again and for the return of his phone.

The inquiry also reportedly involves cricketer Imam-ul-Haq and concerns alleged suspicious transactions. Rizwan denied non-cooperation and sought greater clarity regarding the allegations and the investigative process.