LAHORE, May 7: The PCB's medical commission report on paceman Shoaib Akhtar and other cricketers will be made public on Saturday. The commission was formed to determine whether Shoaib's injury in the third Test against India at Rawalpindi was genuine.

The commission also examined the fitness problems of Abdul Razzaq, Umer Gul and Moin Khan while Shabbir Ahmad failed to appear due to his county engagements. The commission has already handed over its report to PCB on Wednesday.

Shoaib underwent a bone-scanning test and according to the report which was leaked to the press, he had injury to his 11th rib. But it is quite likely, the PCB will impose fine on Shoaib which could be, both monetary as well as suspension from some matches.

When contacted Shoaib said that he could not comment as the PCB had advised him not to speak to the press on this issue adding he would only be in a position to comment after the release of the report.

Shoaib, disclosed that he would leave for London on Sunday to appear for Durham in the English county season County cricket after a week's rest there. Shoaib pointed out that he would start anti-cancer campaign from Shaukat Khanum hospital, from Saturday as he wished to help patients of the fatal disease. Last month, Shoaib had visited India for the same purpose.