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Thursday, September 02, 2010 |
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ISLAMABAD: Giving a twist to the ongoing controversy, Veena Malik, ex-girlfriend of Pakistan's fast bowler Mohammad Asif, revealed startling news against the national cricket players and its management, saying that all players and the PCB officials, from top to bottom, are involved in the match-fixing mess. Since the news of match-fixing surfaced during the Lord's test, Veena Malik, a TV comedian,
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Thursday, September 02, 2010 |
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LONDON: Cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Aamer left the rest of the Pakistani team at Taunton, about 200 miles south-west of here, to return to the British capital. The trio, at the centre of a spot-fixing scandal, have been excluded from the XI that will play a 50-over warm-up game against Somerset county on Thursday before the limited-overs matches against England begin in Card
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Wednesday, September 01, 2010 |
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LONDON/ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan establishment appeared to be closing ranks behind its tainted cricketers even as three fresh arrests were made in the UK in connection with the spot-fixing scandal. Meanwhile, the three players at the centre of the controversy were summoned to London from Somerset, where the team is practising, to meet PCB officials and the High Commissioner. British customs official
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LONDON: Pushed to the wall by allegations of 'spot-fixing' in the Lord's Test, the Pakistan cricket team could find itself in more trouble as reports here claim that the side's players also rigged the opening Test against England, which the hosts won by a massive 354 runs. According to British tabloid 'The Sun', Scotland Yard's assistant commissioner Cressida Dick was told about Pakistani players
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Pakistan's team management believe that their one-day series against England will go ahead as planned next week, despite allegations of spot-fixing during the Lord's Test. England's captain, Andrew Strauss, however, admitted to mixed feelings about the series of five ODIs and two Twenty20s that gets underway in Cardiff on September 5, and said that he and his team needed to come to terms with the
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