Shoaib Akhtar could find himself in more trouble as the Pakistan Cricket Board was contemplating of taking disciplinary action against the controversial pacer for violating the central contract with regard to his medical report submitted for skipping the national camp held in the hill resort of Bhurban.

Sources in the PCB said chairman Ejaz Butt was not happy with Akhtar's medical report that allowed him to skip the conditioning camp. Akhtar has missed the camp stating that he had a skin infection near his groin and the doctor had advised him seven to eight days rest. Incidentally, the maverick pacer later said he would be available for the practice matches in Lahore from May 21 ahead of the Twenty20 World Cup.