Pakistan cricket authorities criminialized as well as fined batsman Yasir Hameed, seen here in 2007, for accusing his team-mates of match-fixing as well as spot-fixing after final year’s argumentative Lord’s Test opposite England.
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KARACHI (AFP) – Pakistan cricket authorities upon Friday criminialized as well as fined batsman Yasir Hameed for accusing his team-mates of match-fixing as well as spot-fixing after final year’s argumentative Lord’s Test opposite England.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) orator Nadeem Sawar pronounced that Hameed had been criminialized from first-class foe as well as fined 300,000 rupees (about 3,500 US dollars) “for his spot-fixing allegations opposite a little inhabitant players in a journal talk final year”.
He did not mention a length of a ban.
Two days after 3 Pakistani players — Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif as well as Mohammad Aamer — were indicted of spot-fixing in a Lord’s Test by British publication a News of a World, Hameed told an clandestine contributor that his team-mates had been concerned in regulating for years.
The 3 players perceived bans of in between 5 as well as 10 years from a International Cricket Council’s anti-corruption judiciary progressing this month.
They additionally face rapist charge in Britain as well as have been due to crop up in a London justice upon Mar 17.
Hameed, 32, has played twenty-five Tests as well as 56 one-day matches for Pakistan in a career that began in 2003, though has not been comparison given a Lord’s Test.
He after claimed that he was trapped in to a interview, that was available secretly, as well as additionally lodged a censure opposite a journal in Britain.
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