Ijaz Butt Apologises
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Butt denies making fixing allegations against Eng players
- Thursday October 7, 2010
- Written by Press Trust of India
After apologising to the England Cricket Board, PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt now says he never made any allegations of match-fixing against English players
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Ijaz Butt withdraws remarks against English players
- Thursday September 30, 2010
- Sports News | Press Trust of India
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Ijaz Butt has withdrawn his remarks in which he had alleged that England players had thrown the third one-dayer against Pakistan at the Oval but maintained that he was misunderstood. Butt had said England players were paid "enormous amounts of money" to lose the third ODI match at the Oval.&nb...
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Butt refuses to apologise upon arrival in England
- Wednesday September 29, 2010
- Written by Agence-France Presse
Ijaz Butt flew into England still steadfastly refusing to apologise for his role in a row over 'spot-fixing' that has been the talk of world cricket.
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sports.ndtv.com
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Butt denies making fixing allegations against Eng players
- Thursday October 7, 2010
- Written by Press Trust of India
After apologising to the England Cricket Board, PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt now says he never made any allegations of match-fixing against English players
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sports.ndtv.com
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Ijaz Butt withdraws remarks against English players
- Thursday September 30, 2010
- Sports News | Press Trust of India
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Ijaz Butt has withdrawn his remarks in which he had alleged that England players had thrown the third one-dayer against Pakistan at the Oval but maintained that he was misunderstood. Butt had said England players were paid "enormous amounts of money" to lose the third ODI match at the Oval.&nb...
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www.ndtv.com
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Butt refuses to apologise upon arrival in England
- Wednesday September 29, 2010
- Written by Agence-France Presse
Ijaz Butt flew into England still steadfastly refusing to apologise for his role in a row over 'spot-fixing' that has been the talk of world cricket.
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sports.ndtv.com