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Pakistan cricket has reached lowest ground: Najam Sethi

Pakistan cricket has reached its lowest point, its interim chief said Wednesday, calling for a string of defeats, cheating allegations, teams refusing to tour and court cases to be resolved quickly.

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Salman Butt should be brought to book after admitting to spot-fixing: Petitioner

A petition has been filed in a Pakistani court seeking registration of a criminal case against disgraced cricketer Salman Butt.

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Mohammad Aamer eager to play for Pakistan again

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Aamer said on Tuesday that he hoped to play international cricket again "as soon as possible" after the game's governing body said it would consider a request for his ban to be relaxed.

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ICC to decide on Mohammad Aamer using PCB facilities

The five-member International Cricket Council (ICC) sub-committee in all likelihood will review whether certain clauses incorporated in Mohammed Aamer's five-year ban for indulging in spot-fixing can be relaxed in order to allow the talented paceman opportunity to use Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) training facilities.

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Salman Butt apologises to fans after admitting to spot-fixing

Pakistan cricketer Salman Butt admitted to his involvement in spot-fixing during a Test match between Pakistan and England in 2010, for which he was banned. Butt along with Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Aamer were banned by the ICC after it was proved that they were guilty of spot-fixing during a Test match against England at...

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Salman Butt’s admission to spot-fixing surprises former cricketers

The Pakistan cricket community was left perplexed on Friday after former captain Salman Butt, who is serving a ban for involvement in spot-fixing, for the first time admitted to his part in corruption.

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Salman Butt admits to spot-fixing; apologises to fans

Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt for the first time has publicly admitted that he indulged in spot-fixing during the Test series against England back in 2010 and has aplogised to his fans for his act.

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Mohammad Asif’s robbery claims denied by Pakistan Police

Police in Pakistan has denied claims by banned pace bowler Mohammad Asif that he was robbed of cash and valuables at gunpoint.

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Pakistan pacer Mohammad Asif robbed at gun point in Lahore

Disgraced Pakistan pacer Mohammad Asif was on Wednesday robbed of his belongings at gunpoint in his hometown Lahore.

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Mohammad Asif’s appeal against criminal conviction to be heard in UK court

Mohammad Asif, the former Pakistan pacer who was banned by the International Cricket Council (ICC) over spot-fixing scandal for seven years, will have his appeal against conviction heard in a court in the United Kingdom (UK), his lawyer Ravi Sukul informed.

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