Nasir Hossain has officially resumed his professional cricket career after serving a two-year ban for breaching the anti-corruption code of the (ECB)

Nasir Hossain has officially resumed his professional cricket career after serving a two-year ban for breaching the anti-corruption code of the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB). The Bangladesh allrounder, now 32, was sanctioned in 2023 due to his involvement in a corrupt approach during the 2020 Abu Dhabi T10 League, where he represented the Pune Devils. 🔙 What led to the ban? Nasir was found guilty of not reporting a corrupt approach, a mandatory requirement under the ECB's anti-corruption rules. The breach wasn't related to match-fixing, but rather failure to inform authorities — which is still treated as a serious offense. 🔄 Back in action With the ban ending in early April 2025, Nasir is now eligible to: Play domestic and international cricket Participate in T20 leagues worldwide He’s expected to rejoin domestic cricket in Bangladesh first, with eyes possibly on the Dhaka Premier League or Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) if performances go well. Nasir was once a key member of Bangladesh's national side, known for his sharp fielding and middle-order stability. This comeback might not be easy, but it does offer a second chance.