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Ijaz's Butt apologises for match-fixing comments


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that will leave ECB and other aggrieved parties in a position to drag Butt and PCB to a court of law..
court of law where ? pakistan ?? PCB chief is claiming he got info from bookies that match was fixed; why isnt anyone asking him how the hell does he have links with bookies ??
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on a lighter note its a win win situation for Pak... 1. Such vague and non sense statements by Butt must be giving a true taste to ECB and ICC that how you may feel when someone puts such hugely pathetic and non sense accusation on you without any prove... :giggle: 2. It may somehow lead Butt sb to step down from PCB :pray: what else could be better for Pakistan cricket... com'on Butt sb, few more today plz we all waiting :dance: Butt sb plz the best you can and you should say is: "ICC behind all match fixing" :two_thumbs_up:

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on a lighter note its a win win situation for Pak... 1. Such vague and non sense statements by Butt must be giving a true taste to ECB and ICC that how you may feel when someone puts such hugely pathetic and non sense accusation on you without any prove... :giggle: 2. It may somehow lead Butt sb to step down from PCB :pray: what else could be better for Pakistan cricket... com'on Butt sb, few more today plz we all waiting :dance: Butt sb plz the best you can and you should say is: "ICC behind all match fixing" :two_thumbs_up:
If it didn't happen after SL series, it ll never happen
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on a lighter note its a win win situation for Pak... 1. Such vague and non sense statements by Butt must be giving a true taste to ECB and ICC that how you may feel when someone puts such hugely pathetic and non sense accusation on you without any prove... :giggle: 2. It may somehow lead Butt sb to step down from PCB :pray: what else could be better for Pakistan cricket... com'on Butt sb, few more today plz we all waiting :dance: Butt sb plz the best you can and you should say is: "ICC behind all match fixing" :two_thumbs_up:
If Butt has proof then ECB will be in trouble, if not ECB could stop the tour and other countries excepts zimboks may not want to play with Pakistan.
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on a lighter note its a win win situation for Pak... 1. Such vague and non sense statements by Butt must be giving a true taste to ECB and ICC that how you may feel when someone puts such hugely pathetic and non sense accusation on you without any prove... :giggle: 2. It may somehow lead Butt sb to step down from PCB :pray: what else could be better for Pakistan cricket... com'on Butt sb, few more today plz we all waiting :dance: Butt sb plz the best you can and you should say is: "ICC behind all match fixing" :two_thumbs_up:
You have to be naive to think that 1 is possible. Right now, Giles clarke is hitting his head on a wall to be so good to pak this summer. All ICC said were facts. It said that the Sun had information on how certain overs will turn out, before the game started and how it most certainly turned out to be true. So they will investigate whether the game was fixed. ICC did not say that Pak players were guilty of fixing. But Butt said that English players are guilty. Good things will certainly come out of this, but nothing good for Pak cricket. 1. Giles clarke lost a few more of his friends for being so helpful to pak. The sooner he goes, the sooner ECB can cozy up to BCCI which is something a lot of the counties want. 2. ICC has legitimate reason to ban PCB since now, not only the players but the management is a disgrace too. 3. More countries will be worried to play against Pak, not because of worries of playing against cheats, but because of worries of being accused of fixing like the English players are now.
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3. More countries will be worried to play against Pak, not because of worries of playing against cheats, but because of worries of being accused of fixing like the English players are now.
excellent point
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If Butt has proof then ECB will be in trouble' date=' if not [b']ECB could stop the tour and other countries excepts zimboks may not want to play with Pakistan.
... ICC has legitimate reason to ban PCB since now, not only the players but the management is a disgrace too. ...
No ban on daydreaming...
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Monday's fourth one-day game between England and Pakistan is set to go ahead despite more twists in the spot-fixing saga that has overshadowed the series. England were furious over reports that Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt told Indian TV that team members were paid to lose the third game. However, Butt has told BBC Radio 5 live: "I definitely did not say this." The International Cricket Council is looking into spot-fixing claims against Pakistan from Friday's third ODI. More to follow.
:hitler: I asked for a bet to be opened on this :hitler:
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No ban on daydreaming...
Really? Do you actually think that Pak will escape unhurt after PCB chief hurled allegation at the host country? Now thats day dreaming. The next time some other country play Pak and Pakmplayers get caught in some form of cheating, the other team will be blmed again. BTW, SA and NZ teams are already having reservation. As of now people are keeping quiet as ICC is still investigating. But all hell is going to break soon
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No ban on daydreaming...
No ban on being delusional, chicanery, deceit and aberration either :--D I think Pakistan should take some Chill Pill and relax a little, nothing wrong in it. Take few months break, clean the mess, get better administrators and start a fresh.
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on a lighter note its a win win situation for Pak... 1. Such vague and non sense statements by Butt must be giving a true taste to ECB and ICC that how you may feel when someone puts such hugely pathetic and non sense accusation on you without any prove... :giggle: 2. It may somehow lead Butt sb to step down from PCB :pray: what else could be better for Pakistan cricket... com'on Butt sb, few more today plz we all waiting :dance: Butt sb plz the best you can and you should say is: "ICC behind all match fixing" :two_thumbs_up:
An excellent contribution Asim. I am glad to see our Pakistani brethren on this board, especially those as relaxed, open minded and willing to engage in intelligent debate as yourself. :two_thumbs_up: I share your optimism that good sense will prevail among all concerned. Pakistan cricket needs an administrative overhaul, the subcontinent as a whole needs to legally regulate betting and the ICC needs to impose stringent punishment upon cheats, whatever their nationality - this is, as Ian Chappell has already said, "cricket's global warming challenge". Personally, I must say that I find the abbreviation "Paki" derogatory - I can certainly remember as a youngster in the British midlands being abused by white racists using that epithet. However, if Pakistani people themselves have no objection to the abbreviation, then I guess it is OK although I would personally never use it. I can't also remember hearing it when I was in India (though that was a few years ago) - I suspect most of the people who use it are people of Indian origin in Britain who have internalised it from British racists. But I may be wrong......
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Andrew Strauss: ' We would like to express our surprise, dismay and outrage at the comments made by Mr Butt yesterday..we are deeply concerned and disappointed that our integrity as cricketers has been brought into question..we refute these allegations completely and will be working closely with the ECB to explore all legal options open to us. Under the circumstances, we have strong misgivings about continuing to play the last two games of the current series'

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England captain Andrew Strauss, speaking on behalf of the team, said: "We would like to express our surprise, dismay and outrage at the comments made by Mr Butt yesterday. “We are deeply concerned and disappointed that our integrity as cricketers has been brought into question. We refute these allegations completely and will be working closely with the ECB to explore all legal options open to us. “Under the circumstances, we have strong misgivings about continuing to play the last two games of the current series and urge the Pakistani team and management to distance themselves from Mr Butt's allegations. “We do, however, recognise our responsibilities to the game of cricket, and in particular to the cricket-loving public in this country, and will therefore endeavour to fulfil these fixtures to the best of our ability.”

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