Pakistan cricketers Mohammad Aamer (left) Mohammad Asif centre) as well as former captain Salman Butt leave a group road house in Taunton, in south-west England, 2010. Butt, Asif as well as Aamer have all purebred appeals opposite their extensive bans imposed for spot-fixing, a Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) confirmed.
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GENEVA (AFP) – Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif as well as Mohammad Aamer have all purebred appeals opposite their extensive bans imposed for spot-fixing, a Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) confirmed.
Former Test captain Butt was criminialized for 10 years, quick bowler Asif for seven, whilst teenage seamer Aamer was handed a five-year chastisement after all were found guilty of spot-fixing during a Lord’s Test opposite England final year.
All have been additionally confronting rapist charge in Britain with an primary justice coming set for London upon Mar 17.
“The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has purebred a appeals filed by Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Aamer as well as Salman Butt opposite a ICC Anti-Corruption Tribunal’s preference of Feb 5,” pronounced a CAS statement.
“The cases will be rubbed in suitability with a procedural manners set out in a Code of Sports-related Arbitration.
“The parties will initial sell created submissions as well as will afterwards be listened during a hearing, a date of that will be bound during a after stage.”
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