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Mohammad Amir Relieved on Clearing Tough England Tour
Mohammad Amir's recent England tour was a complete contrast from the one six years ago, which ended in a spot-fixing case resulting in five-year bans on him and fellow players Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif
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Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif Should Get Second Chance Like Mohammad Amir: Waqar Younis
Waqar Younis' support for Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif to be treated equally as Mohammad Amir is in contrast to recent statements of Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan and T20 captain Shahid Afridi who have said the duo's case differs from Amir and it will not be easy for them to make a comeback.
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Salman Butt to Plead Ban Relaxation Before ICC Corruption Unit
Salman Butt, the 32-year-old opener, was banned for ten years with five suspended conditionally along with Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer in a spot-fixing case in England in 2010.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Plans to Plead Salman Butt's Case With ICC
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan said in an interview that Salman Butt who is serving a five-year ban for spot-fixing, had shown willingness to meet all the requirements before the Board can plead his case with the ICC for some relaxation.
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Banned Mohammad Amir Set for First-Class Return
Mohammad Amir, 22, was banned for five years along with Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in a spot fixing case in England in 2010, and the trio were jailed by a UK court in 2011.
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'Fake Sheikh' Evidence Prompts Pakistan Re-think on Banned Trio: Report
The Guardian said the convictions in a London court of then Pakistan captain Salman Butt, paceman Mohammad Asif and swing bowler Mohammad Aamer, were among 25 cases called into question by the methods of 'Fake Sheikh' undercover reporter Mazher Mahmood.
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PCB to review evidence in Danish Kaneria spot-fixing case
The 32-year-old Kaneria, Pakistan's most successful spinner with 261 Test wickets, was last year banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for spot fixing.
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International Cricket Council squash reports of allowing Mohammad Amir to play domestic cricket
According to media reports, ICC four-member committee headed by Clarke had recommended that Amir be allowed to play domestic cricket after PCB Chairman, Najam Sethi pleaded Amir's case at the last ICC meetings in London.
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Timeline of cricket corruption cases
Even as Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif were not given any respite by the CAS, the ghost of cricket fixing refuses to die down.
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FIFA extends bans to 58 in Chinese fixing cases
FIFA has given worldwide bans to 58 soccer players and officials found guilty in Chinese match-fixing cases.
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Mohammad Amir Relieved on Clearing Tough England Tour
Mohammad Amir's recent England tour was a complete contrast from the one six years ago, which ended in a spot-fixing case resulting in five-year bans on him and fellow players Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif
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Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif Should Get Second Chance Like Mohammad Amir: Waqar Younis
Waqar Younis' support for Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif to be treated equally as Mohammad Amir is in contrast to recent statements of Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan and T20 captain Shahid Afridi who have said the duo's case differs from Amir and it will not be easy for them to make a comeback.
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Salman Butt to Plead Ban Relaxation Before ICC Corruption Unit
Salman Butt, the 32-year-old opener, was banned for ten years with five suspended conditionally along with Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer in a spot-fixing case in England in 2010.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Plans to Plead Salman Butt's Case With ICC
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan said in an interview that Salman Butt who is serving a five-year ban for spot-fixing, had shown willingness to meet all the requirements before the Board can plead his case with the ICC for some relaxation.
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Banned Mohammad Amir Set for First-Class Return
Mohammad Amir, 22, was banned for five years along with Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in a spot fixing case in England in 2010, and the trio were jailed by a UK court in 2011.
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'Fake Sheikh' Evidence Prompts Pakistan Re-think on Banned Trio: Report
The Guardian said the convictions in a London court of then Pakistan captain Salman Butt, paceman Mohammad Asif and swing bowler Mohammad Aamer, were among 25 cases called into question by the methods of 'Fake Sheikh' undercover reporter Mazher Mahmood.
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PCB to review evidence in Danish Kaneria spot-fixing case
The 32-year-old Kaneria, Pakistan's most successful spinner with 261 Test wickets, was last year banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for spot fixing.
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International Cricket Council squash reports of allowing Mohammad Amir to play domestic cricket
According to media reports, ICC four-member committee headed by Clarke had recommended that Amir be allowed to play domestic cricket after PCB Chairman, Najam Sethi pleaded Amir's case at the last ICC meetings in London.
-
Timeline of cricket corruption cases
Even as Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif were not given any respite by the CAS, the ghost of cricket fixing refuses to die down.
-
FIFA extends bans to 58 in Chinese fixing cases
FIFA has given worldwide bans to 58 soccer players and officials found guilty in Chinese match-fixing cases.
