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Tainted Trio Must Prove Strength of Character: Pakistan Chief Selector
Salman Butt, Muhammad Aamir and Muhammad Asif enjoyed their first day of freedom from their respective bans with some net cricket in Lahore.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Must Not Hasten Return of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir: Shahid Afridi
Shahid Afridi has urged Pakistan Cricket Board to be careful and think hard before bringing back the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Aamir and Mohammad Asif into the national team after their bans are over next month.
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Shahid Afridi Tells Pakistan Cricket Board to Think Before Deciding on Tainted Trio
Shahid Afridi was the captain for all three formats on the tour to England in 2010 but had resigned as captain and retired from Test cricket after the first test when the spot-fixing scandal took place.
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International Cricket Council Ban on Pakistan's Tainted Trio Asif, Butt, Amir to Expire on September 1
The International Cricket Council banned the three Pakistan players after they were found guilty of various offences of corrupt behavior relating to the Lord's Test between England and Pakistan in August 2010.
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IPL spot-fixing: Interim report suggests life ban for tainted trio, say sources
The players include S Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila who were arrested last month on charges of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League.
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I have not been asked to resign by the Board: BCCI chief N Srinivasan
N Srinivasan also added that the BCCI have set an an enquiry commission and promised a fair probe in to allegations against his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan. An animated BCCI chief promised firm and just action against Rajasthan Royals and the tainted trio, if and when allegations were proven.
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PETA tells tainted trio to promote its ad campaign
Even as S Sreesanth and two other cricketers are being probed for their role in spot-fixing in IPL, an animal rights group has offered an opportunity to the tainted trio to generate "public goodwill" by featuring in an ad campaign promoting sterilisation of dogs and cats.
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IPL 2013: Tainted trio be banned for life if found guilty, says Sourav Ganguly
Stunned by the spot-fixing scandal that has thrown the cash-rich Indian Premier League into a massive crisis, Ganguly said: "I am disappointed and angry at what has happened. If found guilty they should be banned for life."
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Cricket fixing: Committee tells PCB to not pick tainted trio
Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer were all first banned by the ICC and then jailed by a crown court in London in 2011 for their involvement in spot-fixing.
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International Olympic body recommends suspension of Suresh Kalmadi, Lalit Bhanot
In a major blow to the aspirations of Suresh Kalmadi, V K Verma and Lalit Bhanot ahead of the elections, the Ethics Commission of the International Olympic Committee has recommended that the tainted trio be suspended from all their functions within the Indian Olympic Association with immediate effect.
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Pakistan's Revenue Board to probe assets of tainted trio
Jailed in the United Kingdom for their involvement in the spot-fixing scandal, Pakistan's tainted cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir may be in for some more trouble as the Federal Board of Revenue here has started investigating their assets once again.
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Dope Shame: B samples positive, 2 year ban a possibility
Dope tainted trio of Sini Jose, Jauna Murmu and Tiana Mary Thomas face possible two year ban as their confirmatory 'B' sample test also returned positive for anabolic steroids on Friday.
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PCB leaves out tainted trio from anti-corruption lectures
The banned trio of Salman Butt, Muhammad Aamir and Muhammad Asif have been left out of the Pakistan Cricket Board's initiative to educate players and coaches on anti-corruption measures.
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Spot-fixing case: Solid proof to ban Pak trio, says ICC
The ICC on Sunday asserted that the ban imposed on the tainted Pakistani trio in the spot-fixing scandal were based on solid proof and hoped it would act as deterrent for those who dare to tarnish the image of the game in future.
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ICC's decision to ban trio will serve as deterrent: Ex-players
The decision by the ICC to ban the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir after finding the three guilty of spot-fixing has invited strong reactions from the cricket fraternity in Pakistan with former players terming it a step towards cleaning the fixing menace from the game.
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Tainted Trio Must Prove Strength of Character: Pakistan Chief Selector
Salman Butt, Muhammad Aamir and Muhammad Asif enjoyed their first day of freedom from their respective bans with some net cricket in Lahore.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Must Not Hasten Return of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir: Shahid Afridi
Shahid Afridi has urged Pakistan Cricket Board to be careful and think hard before bringing back the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Aamir and Mohammad Asif into the national team after their bans are over next month.
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Shahid Afridi Tells Pakistan Cricket Board to Think Before Deciding on Tainted Trio
Shahid Afridi was the captain for all three formats on the tour to England in 2010 but had resigned as captain and retired from Test cricket after the first test when the spot-fixing scandal took place.
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International Cricket Council Ban on Pakistan's Tainted Trio Asif, Butt, Amir to Expire on September 1
The International Cricket Council banned the three Pakistan players after they were found guilty of various offences of corrupt behavior relating to the Lord's Test between England and Pakistan in August 2010.
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IPL spot-fixing: Interim report suggests life ban for tainted trio, say sources
The players include S Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila who were arrested last month on charges of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League.
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I have not been asked to resign by the Board: BCCI chief N Srinivasan
N Srinivasan also added that the BCCI have set an an enquiry commission and promised a fair probe in to allegations against his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan. An animated BCCI chief promised firm and just action against Rajasthan Royals and the tainted trio, if and when allegations were proven.
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PETA tells tainted trio to promote its ad campaign
Even as S Sreesanth and two other cricketers are being probed for their role in spot-fixing in IPL, an animal rights group has offered an opportunity to the tainted trio to generate "public goodwill" by featuring in an ad campaign promoting sterilisation of dogs and cats.
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IPL 2013: Tainted trio be banned for life if found guilty, says Sourav Ganguly
Stunned by the spot-fixing scandal that has thrown the cash-rich Indian Premier League into a massive crisis, Ganguly said: "I am disappointed and angry at what has happened. If found guilty they should be banned for life."
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Cricket fixing: Committee tells PCB to not pick tainted trio
Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer were all first banned by the ICC and then jailed by a crown court in London in 2011 for their involvement in spot-fixing.
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International Olympic body recommends suspension of Suresh Kalmadi, Lalit Bhanot
In a major blow to the aspirations of Suresh Kalmadi, V K Verma and Lalit Bhanot ahead of the elections, the Ethics Commission of the International Olympic Committee has recommended that the tainted trio be suspended from all their functions within the Indian Olympic Association with immediate effect.
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Pakistan's Revenue Board to probe assets of tainted trio
Jailed in the United Kingdom for their involvement in the spot-fixing scandal, Pakistan's tainted cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir may be in for some more trouble as the Federal Board of Revenue here has started investigating their assets once again.
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Dope Shame: B samples positive, 2 year ban a possibility
Dope tainted trio of Sini Jose, Jauna Murmu and Tiana Mary Thomas face possible two year ban as their confirmatory 'B' sample test also returned positive for anabolic steroids on Friday.
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PCB leaves out tainted trio from anti-corruption lectures
The banned trio of Salman Butt, Muhammad Aamir and Muhammad Asif have been left out of the Pakistan Cricket Board's initiative to educate players and coaches on anti-corruption measures.
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Spot-fixing case: Solid proof to ban Pak trio, says ICC
The ICC on Sunday asserted that the ban imposed on the tainted Pakistani trio in the spot-fixing scandal were based on solid proof and hoped it would act as deterrent for those who dare to tarnish the image of the game in future.
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ICC's decision to ban trio will serve as deterrent: Ex-players
The decision by the ICC to ban the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir after finding the three guilty of spot-fixing has invited strong reactions from the cricket fraternity in Pakistan with former players terming it a step towards cleaning the fixing menace from the game.
