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spot-fixing saga
Sun, January 18 2015
Pakistan spot-fixing case to be re-investigated due to shoddy evidence
The British prosecuters have expressed lack of faith in the evidence produced so far.
Thu, November 27 2014
Former ICC President advises PCB to not rush with Mohammad Aamer’s return to Pakistan team
Former ICC Prez Ehsan Mani advised the cricket board to deal with tainted cricketers with caution.
Wed, November 26 2014
Mohammad Aamer’s return to Pakistan team not final as yet, says PCB chief
PCB Chairman Shahryar Khan says the board cannot decide unless Aamer got cleared by ICC.
Sun, August 24 2014
Mohammad Aamer backs jail-term for match-fixing: Cricket world can take cue from New Zealand
Aamer was found guilty of spot-fixing during a Test against England at Lord's in 2010.
Sun, August 03 2014
Mohammed Aamer doesn’t see playing for Pakistan in ICC World Cup 2015
Mohammad Aamer, 22, is serving a five year ban for spot-fixing.
Sat, April 12 2014
Mohammad Aamer’s ICC World Cup 2015 dreams shattered
Mohammad Aamer will not be eligible to play in next year's World Cup.
Thu, October 24 2013
Mohammad Aamer’s ban will be relaxed, feels Pakistan cricket chief
Pakistan's cricket chief said on Wednesday he was optimistic the game's governing body would relax the five-year ban imposed on young paceman Mohammad Aamer for spot-fixing.
Fri, October 18 2013
PCB to seek leniency in Mohammad Aamer’s ban at ICC board meet
Desperate to save the career of tainted pacer Mohammad Aamer, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) would try to seek ICC's permission for the youngster to start training at PCB facilities and play some domestic cricket.
Wed, October 16 2013
Mohammad Aamer hopes his ban is reduced as PCB take up his case with ICC
Mohammad Aamer, the banned Pakistani speedster has expressed his wish to return to cricket early. Aamer was banned for five years for his role in spot-fixing during the 2010 Lord’s Test against England. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief, Najam Sethi is pursuing Aamer’s case before the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) board meeting in London, which is commencing on Thursday.
Tue, September 03 2013
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.