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Pakistan tour of England 2010
Thu, January 29 2015
Mohammad Aamer gets reprieve from ICC, can play domestic cricket in Pakistan
The 22-year-old was banned and was also jailed along with others by a UK court in 2011.
Mon, November 24 2014
Mohammad Aamer’s return could be delayed, says ICC
Earlier a PCB official had confirmed to PTI that PCB had conveyed to its international counterpart.
Mon, July 21 2014
Zaka Ashraf denies reports of bookie approaches to Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi, Umar Akmal
Reports claimed that Shahid Afridi and Umar Akmal were approached by bookies in UAE in 2012.
Wed, August 28 2013
Salman Butt meets PCB anti-corruption unit in bid to get 5-year ban reduced
Disgraced former Pakistan cricket captain Salman Butt has met with the anti-corruption and vigilance unit of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in a bid to get his minimum five-year ban reduced.
Mon, July 01 2013
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.
Wed, June 26 2013
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.
Wed, June 12 2013
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.