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"Our Cases Different": Banned Former Bangladesh Captain Mohammad Ashraful On Shakib Al Hasan
Mohammad Ashraful was banned for five years after a match-fixing scandal in the Bangladesh Premier League in 2013.
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Prithvi Shaw Makes History, Becomes Youngest Indian To Score Test Century On Debut
Prithvi Shaw is the second youngest Indian after Sachin Tendulkar to score a Test century.
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Mohammad Ashraful Hopeful Of International Return
Banned Bangladesh's batsman Mohammad Ashraful is hoping to make a comeback to international cricket with his five-year ban for match-fixing and spot-fixing charges all set to be over.
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Champions Trophy 2017: Bangladesh Have Got Under India's Skin A Few Times, Says Mohammad Ashraful
Former Bangladesh captain Ashraful said they wish they had an all-rounder like Hardik Pandya.
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Mohammad Ashraful Eager to Start His Second Innings Post His Ban
Mohammad Ashraful had admitted to corrupt practices in Bangladesh Premier League and is expected to return to domestic cricket on August 13 this year.
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Mohammad Amir, Bangladesh Premier League Eye Road to Redemption
Mohammad Amir and the Bangladesh Premier League are both eyeing a redemption after undergoing turbulent times in the recent past.
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Pravin Tambe Unlikely to be Punished After Playing Match With Tainted Mohammad Ashraful
Pravin Tambe, who plays for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, had gone to the US and played a T20 match which also featured banned Bangladesh player Mohammad Ashraful.
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IPL Star Pravin Tambe in a Spot After Playing T20 Match with Banned Mohammad Ashraful in US
Pravin Tambe, who plays for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy and turns out for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, played in a private T20 match in the US with Mohammad Ashraful, who was banned for five years by Bangladesh for match-fixing.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board and ICC Jointly Appeal Against Reduced Mohammad Ashraful Ban
Mohammad Ashraful was banned last year after he tearfully confessed on national television to helping fix matches in the scandal-tarnished Bangladesh Premier League. A local appeals panel
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Mohammad Ashraful's Ban Reduced to Five Years
Mohammad Ashraful was handed an eight-year ban in June 2013 by the Bangladesh Cricket Board for fixing matches for Dhaka Gladiators in the Bangladesh Premier League.
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Mohammad Ashraful Appeals Against Eight-Year Ban
Disgraced Bangladesh batsman Mohammad Ashraful appealed to have his eight-year ban reduced.
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Bangladeshi players deny corruption charges in BPL
Paceman Mahbubul Alam and left-arm spinner Mosharraf Hossain said they would defend themselves against charges of fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), a scandal that has already brought down teammate and national hero Mohammad Ashraful.
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Nine charged with fixing in Bangladesh Premier League: International Cricket Council
Ashraful, who captained Bangladesh between 2007 and 2009, was allegedly involved in fixing a match between the Dhaka Gladiators and the Chittagong Kings teams during this year's second edition of the BPL.
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International Cricket Council's ACSU to recommend stronger anti-corruption laws
Taking the investigations in IPL spot-fixing scandal forward, the Delhi Police's Special Cell has reportedly examined more cricketers, allegedly including a left-arm bowler, who plays from Uttar Pradesh and is part of an IPL team from South India, in the last few days.
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Ex-Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons not surprised with Mohammad Ashraful fixing
Ashraful admitted to match- and spot-fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League after being suspended by the BCB on Tuesday. He is being investigated by the ICC. Siddons said he "made my thoughts known a while ago to the (Bangladesh) cricket board and the ICC," warning of the threat of spot fixing.
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"Our Cases Different": Banned Former Bangladesh Captain Mohammad Ashraful On Shakib Al Hasan
Mohammad Ashraful was banned for five years after a match-fixing scandal in the Bangladesh Premier League in 2013.
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Prithvi Shaw Makes History, Becomes Youngest Indian To Score Test Century On Debut
Prithvi Shaw is the second youngest Indian after Sachin Tendulkar to score a Test century.
-
Mohammad Ashraful Hopeful Of International Return
Banned Bangladesh's batsman Mohammad Ashraful is hoping to make a comeback to international cricket with his five-year ban for match-fixing and spot-fixing charges all set to be over.
-
Champions Trophy 2017: Bangladesh Have Got Under India's Skin A Few Times, Says Mohammad Ashraful
Former Bangladesh captain Ashraful said they wish they had an all-rounder like Hardik Pandya.
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Mohammad Ashraful Eager to Start His Second Innings Post His Ban
Mohammad Ashraful had admitted to corrupt practices in Bangladesh Premier League and is expected to return to domestic cricket on August 13 this year.
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Mohammad Amir, Bangladesh Premier League Eye Road to Redemption
Mohammad Amir and the Bangladesh Premier League are both eyeing a redemption after undergoing turbulent times in the recent past.
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Pravin Tambe Unlikely to be Punished After Playing Match With Tainted Mohammad Ashraful
Pravin Tambe, who plays for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, had gone to the US and played a T20 match which also featured banned Bangladesh player Mohammad Ashraful.
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IPL Star Pravin Tambe in a Spot After Playing T20 Match with Banned Mohammad Ashraful in US
Pravin Tambe, who plays for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy and turns out for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL, played in a private T20 match in the US with Mohammad Ashraful, who was banned for five years by Bangladesh for match-fixing.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board and ICC Jointly Appeal Against Reduced Mohammad Ashraful Ban
Mohammad Ashraful was banned last year after he tearfully confessed on national television to helping fix matches in the scandal-tarnished Bangladesh Premier League. A local appeals panel
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Mohammad Ashraful's Ban Reduced to Five Years
Mohammad Ashraful was handed an eight-year ban in June 2013 by the Bangladesh Cricket Board for fixing matches for Dhaka Gladiators in the Bangladesh Premier League.
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Mohammad Ashraful Appeals Against Eight-Year Ban
Disgraced Bangladesh batsman Mohammad Ashraful appealed to have his eight-year ban reduced.
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Bangladeshi players deny corruption charges in BPL
Paceman Mahbubul Alam and left-arm spinner Mosharraf Hossain said they would defend themselves against charges of fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), a scandal that has already brought down teammate and national hero Mohammad Ashraful.
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Nine charged with fixing in Bangladesh Premier League: International Cricket Council
Ashraful, who captained Bangladesh between 2007 and 2009, was allegedly involved in fixing a match between the Dhaka Gladiators and the Chittagong Kings teams during this year's second edition of the BPL.
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International Cricket Council's ACSU to recommend stronger anti-corruption laws
Taking the investigations in IPL spot-fixing scandal forward, the Delhi Police's Special Cell has reportedly examined more cricketers, allegedly including a left-arm bowler, who plays from Uttar Pradesh and is part of an IPL team from South India, in the last few days.
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Ex-Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons not surprised with Mohammad Ashraful fixing
Ashraful admitted to match- and spot-fixing in the Bangladesh Premier League after being suspended by the BCB on Tuesday. He is being investigated by the ICC. Siddons said he "made my thoughts known a while ago to the (Bangladesh) cricket board and the ICC," warning of the threat of spot fixing.
