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Pakistan Trio Suspended by ICC in Spot Fixing Scandal


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He is actually rightly denying and saying he have not given any interview because it was not an "interview" rather just a casual talk which might every player be doing each day with their friends etc... what he did wrong is: got little too much open and careless while talking, specially when already things are not going good for the team (may be he was t u n n and even dont remember what he said)

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He is actually rightly denying and saying he have not given any interview because it was not an "interview" rather just a casual talk which might every player be doing each day with their friends etc... what he did wrong is: got little too much open and careless while talking' date= specially when already things are not going good for the team (may be he was t u n n and even dont remember what he said)
BULL. Stop being so pedantic on the technicalities. He gave interview (unknowingly), denied it, ended up with a big egg on his face when NOTW published the interview.
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BULL. Stop being so pedantic on the technicalities. He gave interview (unknowingly), denied it, ended up with a big egg on his face when NOTW published the interview.
Funny... whats wrong I said?
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Shamed match-fix trio built fortunes houses1_516_147654a.jpg THE three shamed players have built an affluent life for themselves - now threatened by the prospect of life bans and even prosecution. Tarnished cricket golden boy Salman Butt, 25, was born into money and educated at the exclusive Beaconhouse school in Lahore. He is believed to own three houses there and is said to be building a new two-storey-villa in the city worth £300,000. He married Gul Hassan in February 2006 and the couple have a 19-month-old son. Mohammad Asif has long enjoyed the trappings of wealth that his - until now - successful career in cricket has brought him. Asif, 28, is believed to own four properties including a £650,000 villa in Lahore. Another is understood to be in Karachi and a third in his native town of Shikhupura. He dated Pakistan film star Veena Malik but that relationship ended badly and he married close-friend Sana Hilal in March. This week furious Malik, 32, claimed that Asif had admitted to her his involvement in match-fixing. houses2_516_147653a.jpg Amir, 18, was, until our revelations, the pin-up boy of world cricket. Born in a remote village in the Punjab, he is the youngest of seven. One brother earns just £7-a-day working in a local shop. Following a meteoric rise into the national side, he has recently bought a property in Lahore. http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/944249/Shamed-trio-built-fortunes-Scandal-may-strip-disgraced-cricketers-of-respect-AND-wealth.html

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Proof it wasn't 'set up' TODAY the News of the World can shatter the ludicrous claims of Pakistan's High Commissioner Wajid Hasan that his country's cheating cricketers were victims of a "set up". Outrageously, he alleged this week that we had filmed our damning video evidence AFTER the three no-balls had been bowled at Lord's. He told the BBC: "We are not seeing on the video what the date or time is. "Do you have answers to these questions? It could have been dated before the match or after the match, or at a different time." No chance, Mr Hasan. We have cast-iron proof with timed evidence from e-mails, text messages, phone records, videos and receipts. We have dated receipts showing our reporters picked up £140,000 from a London travel agents and took a hired car to the London hotel where our undercover Investigations Editor Mazher Mahmood met match fixer Mazhar Majeed to hand over the cash. Police possess CCTV footage from the hotel showing Mahmood and Majeed arriving separately for the meeting on August 25. At 9.53pm, Majeed texted Mahmood asking: "Boss can we meet at 10.30 pls". Five minutes later he sent another asking: "Which hotel?" We videoed the handover and later Mahmood e-mailed our Editor Colin Myler, company lawyer Tom Crone and the news editor to brief them on what had happened. His e-mail is timed at 01:24 on August 26 - nine- and-a-half hours BEFORE the Lord's Test was due to begin. Yesterday Pakistani cricket legend turned politician Imran Khan also rubbished Hasan's absurd claims. He said: "The accusations of cheating are so vast that it damages the players' careers, the team and its future. "Newspapers have to do their homework. They know what the consequences are. "If false evidence was given then the News of the World knows the impact it would have on them." http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/943561/Proof-it-wasnt-set-up-Cast-iron-proof-that-the-Pakistan-High-Commissioners-claims-of-innocence-are-ludicrous.html

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That hameed video doesn't prove anything, there's nothing specific in it. They put words in his mouth :hitler: He is just pissed off for being dropped and is just agreeing with the reporter :hitler: NOTW :fail: long live PakistanFlag.gif

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Do you guys think that some commentators will have a field day in future matches involving pakistan... when ever a bowler will bowl a no ball or batsman gets cheaply out :rotfl:
It'd suck for them if Mazhar gets let off and Pak players get life bans :hysterical:
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Do you guys think that some commentators will have a field day in future matches involving pakistan... when ever a bowler will bowl a no ball or batsman gets cheaply out :rotfl:
This can have long term implications on future county players from Pakistan, apart from Paks losing games, no balls, wides etc..since this is so hot, it will go for a while then will fizz out but Butt, Asif and Aamer are just finished No one is a fool to accept the fact that a bookie/agent gave same cash notes to butt who says its for sponsorship and for dowry ( in this day and age ). Salman butt lives in a bungalow in Lahore, the family seems well to do and this guy is modem laxman to earn money for sisters dowry...kisko ******* bana raha ahin

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