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Chairman of club owned by Mazhar Majeed found dead
David Le Cluse, the chairman of an English semiprofessional soccer club caught up in Pakistan's cricket fixing scandal, has been found dead. He was 44. The Croydon Athletic chairman is believed to have suffered a gunshot wound to the head in a garage near his home on Saturday, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement. "The circumstances of his d...
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'Match-fixer' Majeed's club out of business, fans distraught
The mansion that Mazhar Majeed owns, worth 1.8 million pounds, was often the scene of lavish parties that were sometimes at odds with the rest of this quiet enclave in Croydon, South London. Now, the intercom at the gate of his two-acre estate, where he lived with his wife, Sheliza, and their two daughters, rings out. Lately, 35-year-old Majeed has...
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Pak match-fixing scandal: Butt, Asif, Amir to face Pak Cricket Board today
Pakistani captain Salman Butt and fast-pacers Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir will face their cricket board's internal inquiry today at the Pakistan High Commission in London. The three players were pulled out of practice in Taunton on Tuesday and asked to report to London to be questioned by Scotland Yard investigators for a second time in connect...
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Pakistan match-fixing scandal: More trouble ahead
In fast-paced revelations, the focus in the Pakistan team match-fixing scandal has now shifted to allegations that Pakistani players fixed the first Test against England in the series just ended. (In Pics: Pakistan's endless 'fixing' saga)Also, a latest video released by British tabloid The News of the World is perhaps the most shocking one yet. Af...
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Match-fixing scam: Bookie Mazhar Majeed out on bail
Bookie Mazhar Majeed, who was arrested after the British tabloid, The News of the World, splashed details of a sting operation it conducted on him, has been released on bail without any charge. (Read: Who is Mazhar Majeed?)The ghosts of match-fixing returned to haunt the Pakistan cricket as the Scotland Yard arrested Majeed, an alleged fixer, after...
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Chairman of club owned by Mazhar Majeed found dead
David Le Cluse, the chairman of an English semiprofessional soccer club caught up in Pakistan's cricket fixing scandal, has been found dead. He was 44. The Croydon Athletic chairman is believed to have suffered a gunshot wound to the head in a garage near his home on Saturday, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement. "The circumstances of his d...
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'Match-fixer' Majeed's club out of business, fans distraught
The mansion that Mazhar Majeed owns, worth 1.8 million pounds, was often the scene of lavish parties that were sometimes at odds with the rest of this quiet enclave in Croydon, South London. Now, the intercom at the gate of his two-acre estate, where he lived with his wife, Sheliza, and their two daughters, rings out. Lately, 35-year-old Majeed has...
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Pak match-fixing scandal: Butt, Asif, Amir to face Pak Cricket Board today
Pakistani captain Salman Butt and fast-pacers Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir will face their cricket board's internal inquiry today at the Pakistan High Commission in London. The three players were pulled out of practice in Taunton on Tuesday and asked to report to London to be questioned by Scotland Yard investigators for a second time in connect...
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Pakistan match-fixing scandal: More trouble ahead
In fast-paced revelations, the focus in the Pakistan team match-fixing scandal has now shifted to allegations that Pakistani players fixed the first Test against England in the series just ended. (In Pics: Pakistan's endless 'fixing' saga)Also, a latest video released by British tabloid The News of the World is perhaps the most shocking one yet. Af...
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Match-fixing scam: Bookie Mazhar Majeed out on bail
Bookie Mazhar Majeed, who was arrested after the British tabloid, The News of the World, splashed details of a sting operation it conducted on him, has been released on bail without any charge. (Read: Who is Mazhar Majeed?)The ghosts of match-fixing returned to haunt the Pakistan cricket as the Scotland Yard arrested Majeed, an alleged fixer, after...
