Noor Ahmad, the Afghanistan spinner, has been banned by the UAE's ILT20 for 12 months, for breaching his player agreement with Sharjah Warriors. Noor, who was endorsed by Champions for the main time of the ILT20 in 2023, was offered one more year's augmentation by the establishment, however he would not sign the maintenance notice, picking rather to play at the SA20 with Durban Super Monsters. An assertion from the ILT20 said that Noor, 19, had been sent a maintenance notice on "similar agreements as per the Player Understanding terms" in front of the subsequent season, and following his refusal to sign, Champions moved toward the association straightforwardly to mediate in the question. The association's disciplinary council, including ILT20 CEO David White, head of safety and hostile to defilement Col Azam, and Zayed Abbas, individual from the Emirates Cricket Board, examined the matter and heard the perspectives of both Noor and Fighters prior to conveying their decision. The council had at first suggested a 20-month boycott for Noor, however thought about the way that he was a minor while consenting to the first arrangement. The panel at last chose to absolve eight months from his boycott after Noor additionally made sense of for them that his representative had not educated him regarding the full terms of his agreement. Noor played seven counterparts for Champions in the main season, getting four wickets for 148 runs, at a normal of 37 and economy of 7.04. Noor is the second Heroes player lately to be given a boycott. Last December, Naveen-ul-Haq was likewise prohibited by the association for quite a long time for not marking the maintenance notice, successfully controlling him out of the ILT20 in both 2024 as well as 2025.