Lahore: Alleged bookie Mazhar Majeed's links with the Pakistan cricket team seem to run quite deep as his brother Azhar had also acted as an agent for many former and current cricketers of the country.
Cape Town: The ICC on Tuesday termed the recent spot-fixing allegations involving Pakistani players as a "warning" and said it will recommend a wide-ranging and, if necessary, independent review of the current anti-corruption measures to
Cape Town: The ICC on Tuesday termed the recent spot-fixing allegations involving Pakistani players as a "warning" and said it will recommend a wide-ranging and, if necessary, independent review of the current anti-corruption measures to
Melbourne: Pakistan's teenage pacer Mohammad Aamer, who is implicated in the spot-fixing scandal that has shaken world cricket, could become an informant for the ICC and reveal "dodgy betting identities that corrupted him" to escape
Karachi: The tainted Pakistani trio of Test captain Salman Butt and pacers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir have asked for a preliminary hearing of ICC's Anti-Corruption and Security unit to challenge the provisional suspension imposed
Karachi: Pakistan's former captain Rashid Latif has decided to step down as wicketkeeping coach in the Pakistan Cricket Board after being issued a showcause notice for speaking about the raging spot-fixing and betting scandal on
Melbourne: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif says cricketers from all Test-playing nations indulge in spot-fixing and some matches are scripted "like movies". Latif, who retired in 1994 tour to protest suspected match-fixing by his teammates,
Colombo: Sri Lanka Cricket has said that fast bowler Dilhara Fernando last year reported to the team management about a "suspicious approach" by alleged bookies but he was never under the ICC's scanner for any
CARDIFF: Pakistan one-day captain Shahid Afridi admitted he had a job on his hands to raise the morale of his scandal-hit side after they were bowled out for just 89 by England in a thumping
London : Pakistan cricket was rocked with more revelation on Sunday as the British tabloid News of the World that exposed the nexus between bookies and leading Pakistan cricketers promised to reveal new details of
Ranaghat(WB): Former India cricket skipper Mohammad Azharuddin on Monday said the 'spot-fixing' allegations concerning Pakistani cricketers should be investigated properly by the International Cricket Council (ICC). "It is a sensitive issue and matter of investigation
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