In their petition, Saeed and four others said the government in light of Interior Ministry's order detained them for a period of 90 days (with effect from January 30) in exercise of powers under section 11-EEE(1) of Anti Terrorism Act 1997.
This time Saeed's house arrest has been extended under the Punjab Maintenance of Public Order.
'The show is about women taking ownership of their lives.'
Police produced Saeed and his four aides before the board at Lahore registry of the apex court.
The 34-year-old replaced Iftikhar Ahmed, who managed only 44 runs in four innings in the recent tour of Australia where Pakistan lost both Tests.
The reality is that even successful Muslims are made to suffer because of their faith, and the opposition to Sania Mirza is part of the same story of discrimination, says Kashif-ul-Huda.
The board rejected the government's plea to extend his detention for another 3 months.
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