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Danish Kaneria admits fixing guilt, apologises to Mervyn Westfield

The 37-year-old cited the ailing health of his father, who passed away in 2013, as one reason why he continued to deny his role in the fixing case.

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Danish Kaneria hits out PCB, ECB over Mervyn Westfield’s return to cricket

Pakistan's banned leg spinner Danish Kaneria has slammed the Pakistani and English cricket authorities for allowing Mervyn Westfield to play cricket.

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Banned Mervyn Westfield gets before time return for lower-level matches

But part of his ban has been relaxed by England's Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) in an acknowledgement of the now 27-year-old Westfield's involvement in anti-corruption programmes.

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Cash-strapped Danish Kaneria says he is dying, appeals to Indian cricket board (BCCI) for help

Kaneria was found guilty of spot fixing while playing for English club Essex.

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Danish Kaneria appeals ICC to study his case

Kaneria told PTI today that he has written to the International Cricket Council chief executive David Richardson.

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Danish Kaneria refuses to admit guilt in spot-fixing case, vows to continue fight over life ban

Kaneria's second attempts at having the ban lifted were rejected on Tuesday.

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Danish Kaneria slams ECB for ‘taking away bread and butter’ with life ban

Danish Kaneria was earlier handed life ban by ECB.

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PCB to review Rashid Latif’s evidence to help banned spinner Danish Kaneria

Pakistan cricket officials agreed Tuesday to review evidence provided by former captain Rashid Latif in his bid to help banned spinner Danish Kaneria.

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Rashid Latif refuses to show evidence on alleged Indian bookie

Pakistan's former captain Rashid Latif has refused to make public any evidence to back his claim that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) hosted an alleged Indian bookmaker Anu Bhatt during the national team's 2005-06 series against England and India.

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Pakistan cricket authorities should not force Danish Kaneria to confess, says Rashid Latif

Former captain Rashid Latif on Saturday said Pakistan cricket authorities should not force leg-spinner Danish Kaneria to plead guilty to spot-fixing until he has exhausted all legal options available to him.

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