Pakistan Baseball Federation Faces Initial Ban Over Rs. 42 Million Grant Non-Compliance, Final 7-Day Deadline Issued

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Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow  Digital Creator

Islamabad: The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) has initiated strict action against the Pakistan Federation Baseball for failing to submit complete financial records and audited accounts related to government grants totaling Rs. 42 million released during the fiscal years 2022–23 and 2023–24.

Despite repeated reminders and sufficient time provided, the federation has failed to submit mandatory financial documentation, including original vouchers, receipts, invoices, and bank statements detailing the utilization of the funds.

In this regard, PSB issued a final notice on 22 April 2026, directing the Pakistan Federation Baseball to submit complete original financial records within seven days. The notice clearly warned that failure to comply would result in strict disciplinary action.

Under Rule 13(8) of the Pakistan Sports Board Constitution 2022, the Director General PSB is authorized to inspect and examine the accounts, records, and overall working of any national sports federation. Similarly, Rule 20(11) requires all federations to maintain proper accounts, ensure annual audit by a certified chartered accountant, and produce records whenever required by the government or PSB.

However, the Pakistan Federation Baseball failed to comply within the stipulated deadline, which has been treated as a clear violation of PSB regulations. This non-compliance has also raised concerns regarding transparency in the utilization of public funds.

As a result, PSB has imposed an initial ban on Syed Ali Shah, Treasurer of the Pakistan Federation Baseball.

Furthermore, the federation has been granted a final seven-day opportunity to submit complete original financial records. In case of continued failure, PSB may proceed with further actions, including:

Imposition of bans on the President, Secretary General, and other office bearers

Suspension of the federation’s affiliation

Any other legal and regulatory measures deemed necessary

Under the ban, Syed Ali Shah is prohibited from participating in, representing, or associating with any sports-related activity at national or international level, and is barred from seeking funds or recognition from PSB or any affiliated body.

All sports departments, federations, and associations have been instructed not to extend any cooperation or facilitation to the banned individual.

The decision is appealable within 30 days under PSB regulations.

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