FBR officials said yesterday that they had confiscated Misbah's land cruiser because as per their records he had not cleared the customs duty and taxers applicable on the vehicle.
Last year in October, the FBR had frozen the bank account of Misbah for non-payment of taxes amounting to 3.9 million rupees.
The matter was resolved after the Pakistan test captain met with the Federal minister for finance, Ishaq Dar in Islamabad along with some other players who were facing problems with the FBR.
The senior batsman is presently preparing for the forthcoming Sri Lanka tour where three tests would be played at the National cricket academy in Lahore.
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