Peshawar Zalmi's Haider Ali and Umaid Asif have been suspended from Thursday's Pakistan Super League (PSL) 6 final against Multan Sultans after they admitted to charges of violating the health and safety protocols, the PSL said in a statement.
Ali has also been withdrawn from Pakistan's England and West Indies tours, it said.
The PSL said on Thursday that Ali and Asif "met people from outside their designated bio-secure bubble and also failing to maintain the prescribed social distancing".
"The incident happened on Wednesday and the decision was made early Thursday morning by the Tournament Covid-19 Management panel comprising Barrister Salman Naseer (PCB, Chief Operating Officer) and Mr Babar Hamid (Director - Commercial, and HBL PSL 6 head)," the PSL said in the statement.
The two cricketers were found not to have interacted with any other squad members at any time after the incident and have been placed in room isolation, it said.
"Furthermore, Haider Ali has been withdrawn from the England and West Indies tours, respectively," it said.
Chair of the selectors, Muhammad Wasim, in consultation with captain Babar Azam and head coach Misbah-ul-Haq, has named Sohaib Maqsood as Haider Ali's replacement for the two tours on which the Pakistan men's national team will play three ODIs and eight T20Is, apart from two Tests in Jamaica.
Sohaib has had a stellar PSL 6, in which he has to date scored 363 runs in 11 matches with an average of 40.33 and strike-rate of just under 153.
Sohaib has represented Pakistan in 26 ODIs and 20 T20Is, with his last T20I appearance being against New Zealand in Hamilton in January 2016.
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