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1993 Mumbai blasts case: Supreme Court to consider Sanjay Dutt's review petition on Friday
The Supreme Court will take up on Friday Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's plea seeking review of decision to uphold his conviction under the Arms Act and sentencing him to five years in jail in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.
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ICC has no plans to reduce Mohd Aamer's suspension: Dave Richardson
Pakistani cricket fans have been hopeful that Aamer could be allowed to return to action before 2015 when his ban ends.
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Tahir-ul-Qadri's India connection: Is he Pakistan's Anna Hazare?
Mohd Tahir-ul-Qadri, the Canada-based cleric who has put Pakistan's Asif Ali Zardari-led government on notice, was in India last year for about a month.
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PCB chief backs 'spot-fixer' Mohd Amir's return
Pakistan cricket chief Zaka Ashraf on Friday backed the return of spot-fixing convict Mohammad Amir after he serves his five-year ban, saying he was a talented fast bowler who had been "trapped".
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PCB concern over more Pakistani players' names emerging
The PCB seems to be concerned with the ongoing trial in London of the three banned Pakistani players - Salman Butt, Mohd Asif and Mohd Aamir - and their London based agent Mazhar Majeed as murkier picture emerges about the involvement of more Pakistanis in the fixing racket.
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Asif, Butt and Amir likely to miss World Cup
Pakistan will announce its preliminary squad for the World Cup later this month without considering Salman Butt, Mohd Amir and Mohd Asif.
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Asif is confident of playing in World Cup despite suspension
Pakistan's pacer Mohd Asif is confident of playing in the 2011 World Cup despite the pending allegations of spot-fixing and the ICC's suspension.
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Neetu Chandra questioned by ACSU in spot-fixing scandal
Neetu Chandra has been questioned by the international cricket council anti-corruption and security unit regarding her alleged links with Mohd Asif.
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Butt, Asif, Amir summoned by Scotland Yard in match-fixing controversy
Pakistani captain Salman Butt and fast-pacers Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir have been summoned to London for another round of questioning by Scotland Yard in connection with the no-ball controversy that has erupted during the current England vs Pakistan series. The three players were in Taunton with the rest of the team ahead of a friendly match ...
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Butt, Asif and Aamer summoned by Scotland Yard
In wake of the match-fixing allegations, Pakistan captain Salman Butt and pacers Mohd Asif and Mohd Aamer have been barred from practising in Taunton.
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Pak match-fixing scandal: 'Bookie' named by Asif's ex-girlfriend Veena Malik denies allegations
The alleged bookmaker named by Pakistani pacer Mohammad Asif's former girlfriend, Veena Malik, has denied having any role in the latest match-fixing scandal.Veena, a popular Pakistani actress, had claimed on Monday that she has proof of Asif's involvement in spot-fixing and that he has been in touch with bookmakers in the recent past.She had a much...
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Veena Malik, ex-girlfriend, says Asif worked with Indian bookie
Popular Pakistani actress Mohammad Asif's former girlfriend, Veena Malik, has added to the woes of the embattled pacer by claiming that she has proof of his involvement in spot-fixing and that he has been in touch with bookmakers in the recent past.Veena, who had a much publicised break up with Asif earlier this year, said on a television that Asif...
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Former captains react to Pak match-fixing scandal
Former cricket captains around the world on Monday reacted with shock and anger at the 'spot-fixing' scandal involving Pakistani players and demanded life bans for the guilty to wipe out corruption from the sport.Former captains from England, Australia and Pakistan condemned the situation after Pakistan captain Salman Butt, bowlers Mohammad Aamir a...
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Asif ruled out of limited over series against NZ
Mohd Asif will not travel to next month's ODI series against New Zealand in the United Arab Emirates due to the his deportation from the UAE last year.
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India's demand on Saeed no major hurdle: Zardari
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari does not believe India's demand to take action against JuD chief Hafiz Mohd Saeed is a "major hurdle".
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1993 Mumbai blasts case: Supreme Court to consider Sanjay Dutt's review petition on Friday
The Supreme Court will take up on Friday Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's plea seeking review of decision to uphold his conviction under the Arms Act and sentencing him to five years in jail in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.
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ICC has no plans to reduce Mohd Aamer's suspension: Dave Richardson
Pakistani cricket fans have been hopeful that Aamer could be allowed to return to action before 2015 when his ban ends.
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Tahir-ul-Qadri's India connection: Is he Pakistan's Anna Hazare?
Mohd Tahir-ul-Qadri, the Canada-based cleric who has put Pakistan's Asif Ali Zardari-led government on notice, was in India last year for about a month.
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PCB chief backs 'spot-fixer' Mohd Amir's return
Pakistan cricket chief Zaka Ashraf on Friday backed the return of spot-fixing convict Mohammad Amir after he serves his five-year ban, saying he was a talented fast bowler who had been "trapped".
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PCB concern over more Pakistani players' names emerging
The PCB seems to be concerned with the ongoing trial in London of the three banned Pakistani players - Salman Butt, Mohd Asif and Mohd Aamir - and their London based agent Mazhar Majeed as murkier picture emerges about the involvement of more Pakistanis in the fixing racket.
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Asif, Butt and Amir likely to miss World Cup
Pakistan will announce its preliminary squad for the World Cup later this month without considering Salman Butt, Mohd Amir and Mohd Asif.
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Asif is confident of playing in World Cup despite suspension
Pakistan's pacer Mohd Asif is confident of playing in the 2011 World Cup despite the pending allegations of spot-fixing and the ICC's suspension.
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Neetu Chandra questioned by ACSU in spot-fixing scandal
Neetu Chandra has been questioned by the international cricket council anti-corruption and security unit regarding her alleged links with Mohd Asif.
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Butt, Asif, Amir summoned by Scotland Yard in match-fixing controversy
Pakistani captain Salman Butt and fast-pacers Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir have been summoned to London for another round of questioning by Scotland Yard in connection with the no-ball controversy that has erupted during the current England vs Pakistan series. The three players were in Taunton with the rest of the team ahead of a friendly match ...
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Butt, Asif and Aamer summoned by Scotland Yard
In wake of the match-fixing allegations, Pakistan captain Salman Butt and pacers Mohd Asif and Mohd Aamer have been barred from practising in Taunton.
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Pak match-fixing scandal: 'Bookie' named by Asif's ex-girlfriend Veena Malik denies allegations
The alleged bookmaker named by Pakistani pacer Mohammad Asif's former girlfriend, Veena Malik, has denied having any role in the latest match-fixing scandal.Veena, a popular Pakistani actress, had claimed on Monday that she has proof of Asif's involvement in spot-fixing and that he has been in touch with bookmakers in the recent past.She had a much...
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Veena Malik, ex-girlfriend, says Asif worked with Indian bookie
Popular Pakistani actress Mohammad Asif's former girlfriend, Veena Malik, has added to the woes of the embattled pacer by claiming that she has proof of his involvement in spot-fixing and that he has been in touch with bookmakers in the recent past.Veena, who had a much publicised break up with Asif earlier this year, said on a television that Asif...
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Former captains react to Pak match-fixing scandal
Former cricket captains around the world on Monday reacted with shock and anger at the 'spot-fixing' scandal involving Pakistani players and demanded life bans for the guilty to wipe out corruption from the sport.Former captains from England, Australia and Pakistan condemned the situation after Pakistan captain Salman Butt, bowlers Mohammad Aamir a...
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Asif ruled out of limited over series against NZ
Mohd Asif will not travel to next month's ODI series against New Zealand in the United Arab Emirates due to the his deportation from the UAE last year.
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India's demand on Saeed no major hurdle: Zardari
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari does not believe India's demand to take action against JuD chief Hafiz Mohd Saeed is a "major hurdle".
