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Will Hunt Lion With Arrow: Bilawal Bhutto Warns Nawaz Sharif Ahead Of Pak Polls
Pakistan Peoples Party chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari took a dig at the leaders of the Nawaz Sharif-led PML-N party for not making any efforts thinking the match is "fixed" in their favour, as he vowed to hunt the Lion with Arrow.
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India Vs Pak: Game on at Mohali, a billion hearts pound
The national anthems, a pantheon of leaders and celebrities from both sides of the border, and a toss that India has won to choose to bat first against Pakistan in the second semi-final of the cricket World Cup. It's game on at Mohali. And Sachin Tendulkar and Virendra Sehwag have walked out to bat. This after Pakistani Prime Minister Y...
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My comments taken 'out of context': Pak minister Rehman Malik
After triggering a controversy over his warning to Pakistani cricket players against indulging in match-fixing, Pakistan's Interior Minister, Rehman Malik, has launched a damage control blitzkrieg on Twitter, claiming that his comments had been taken "out of context"."A section of (the) press has twisted my statement out of context, and wrongly pro...
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Pak interior minister warns against match fixing
Ahead of their crucial World Cup semi-final against India, Pakistani cricketers have been warned not to indulge in any match-fixing by Interior Minister Rehman Malik who said he was keeping a "close watch" on their activities.
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No evidence of fixing in Pak's Asiad loss to Afghanistan: PCB
The PCB has found no evidence of match-fixing in the Asian Games cricket tournament match between the Pakistan A team and Afghanistan.
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Pakistan serves notice on Arthur over fixing claim
Pak authorities sent a legal notice to Mickey Arthur after he accused the Pakistani team of fixing a match played against his team three years ago.
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England players' strike averted; Riaz, Trott come to blows
A strike by the Eng team, was averted even as Pak bowler Riaz and Eng batsman Trott grabbed each other by the throat amid match fixing allegations.
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Almost every Pak match fixed, says Yasir Hameed
The News of The World has come out with a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.
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Pak match-fixing scam: More skeletons out as player claims every match was fixed
The British tabloid News of The World, which came out with the sting operation on Pakistan cricketers last week, has come out with more explosive revelations. It's running a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed, who played in the Lord's Test, on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.In his interview, the opening batsman sa...
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Fresh revelations by News Of The World, fourth Pak player may be suspended
The British tabloid, News of the World, has now revealed that the International Cricket Council (ICC) is investigating a fourth Pakistani cricket player in the spot-fixing controversy. They have said they will not name the fourth player because of legal implications. (See Pics: Pakistan cricket in a 'fix')Opening batsman Yasir Hameed, it is reporte...
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Match-fixing scandal: Clinching evidence against Pak players, Lorgat tells NDTV
ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat has said that there is enough clinching evidence to charge the three Pakistani cricketers.
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Mohammad Amir grilled by Scotland Yard
Teen Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir was the first to be grilled by Scotland yard detectives on Friday after being provisionally suspended by the ICC.The 18-year-old Amir was interrogated at the Kilburn police station in north London and in the presence of his solicitor, about an alleged conspiracy to defraud bookmakers.The two other suspended p...
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Pakistan blames Pawar for ICC action against tainted trio
Pakistan has lashed out at the International Cricket Council (ICC) for suspending three of its players who face "spot-fixing" charge. The Pakistan High Commissioner to UK, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, has sought to insinuate that ICC president Sharad Pawar has a hand in that decision. (See: Pak match-fixing scandal in pics)Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mo...
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Pak match-fixing scandal: ICC provisionally suspends tainted Pak trio
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has provisionally suspended and charged three tainted Pakistan players under its anti-corruption code in the wake of the match-fixing scandal during the team's tour of England.(Watch: Did Pakistan fix these matches? | Pak players caught on tape)A statement issued by the ICC confirmed that Salman Butt, Mohamma...
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Scotland Yard report on cricket to be given to Pak
Britain's acting High Commissioner Peter Tibber on Thursday said the Scotland Yard's report on the investigation into the alleged spot-fixing scandal will be shared with Pakistan.Tibber made the remarks during a meeting with Interior Minister Rehman Malik at the Interior Ministry in Islamabad.Earlier in the day, Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit...
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Will Hunt Lion With Arrow: Bilawal Bhutto Warns Nawaz Sharif Ahead Of Pak Polls
Pakistan Peoples Party chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari took a dig at the leaders of the Nawaz Sharif-led PML-N party for not making any efforts thinking the match is "fixed" in their favour, as he vowed to hunt the Lion with Arrow.
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India Vs Pak: Game on at Mohali, a billion hearts pound
The national anthems, a pantheon of leaders and celebrities from both sides of the border, and a toss that India has won to choose to bat first against Pakistan in the second semi-final of the cricket World Cup. It's game on at Mohali. And Sachin Tendulkar and Virendra Sehwag have walked out to bat. This after Pakistani Prime Minister Y...
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My comments taken 'out of context': Pak minister Rehman Malik
After triggering a controversy over his warning to Pakistani cricket players against indulging in match-fixing, Pakistan's Interior Minister, Rehman Malik, has launched a damage control blitzkrieg on Twitter, claiming that his comments had been taken "out of context"."A section of (the) press has twisted my statement out of context, and wrongly pro...
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Pak interior minister warns against match fixing
Ahead of their crucial World Cup semi-final against India, Pakistani cricketers have been warned not to indulge in any match-fixing by Interior Minister Rehman Malik who said he was keeping a "close watch" on their activities.
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No evidence of fixing in Pak's Asiad loss to Afghanistan: PCB
The PCB has found no evidence of match-fixing in the Asian Games cricket tournament match between the Pakistan A team and Afghanistan.
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Pakistan serves notice on Arthur over fixing claim
Pak authorities sent a legal notice to Mickey Arthur after he accused the Pakistani team of fixing a match played against his team three years ago.
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England players' strike averted; Riaz, Trott come to blows
A strike by the Eng team, was averted even as Pak bowler Riaz and Eng batsman Trott grabbed each other by the throat amid match fixing allegations.
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Almost every Pak match fixed, says Yasir Hameed
The News of The World has come out with a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.
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Pak match-fixing scam: More skeletons out as player claims every match was fixed
The British tabloid News of The World, which came out with the sting operation on Pakistan cricketers last week, has come out with more explosive revelations. It's running a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed, who played in the Lord's Test, on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.In his interview, the opening batsman sa...
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Fresh revelations by News Of The World, fourth Pak player may be suspended
The British tabloid, News of the World, has now revealed that the International Cricket Council (ICC) is investigating a fourth Pakistani cricket player in the spot-fixing controversy. They have said they will not name the fourth player because of legal implications. (See Pics: Pakistan cricket in a 'fix')Opening batsman Yasir Hameed, it is reporte...
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Match-fixing scandal: Clinching evidence against Pak players, Lorgat tells NDTV
ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat has said that there is enough clinching evidence to charge the three Pakistani cricketers.
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Mohammad Amir grilled by Scotland Yard
Teen Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir was the first to be grilled by Scotland yard detectives on Friday after being provisionally suspended by the ICC.The 18-year-old Amir was interrogated at the Kilburn police station in north London and in the presence of his solicitor, about an alleged conspiracy to defraud bookmakers.The two other suspended p...
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Pakistan blames Pawar for ICC action against tainted trio
Pakistan has lashed out at the International Cricket Council (ICC) for suspending three of its players who face "spot-fixing" charge. The Pakistan High Commissioner to UK, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, has sought to insinuate that ICC president Sharad Pawar has a hand in that decision. (See: Pak match-fixing scandal in pics)Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mo...
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Pak match-fixing scandal: ICC provisionally suspends tainted Pak trio
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has provisionally suspended and charged three tainted Pakistan players under its anti-corruption code in the wake of the match-fixing scandal during the team's tour of England.(Watch: Did Pakistan fix these matches? | Pak players caught on tape)A statement issued by the ICC confirmed that Salman Butt, Mohamma...
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Scotland Yard report on cricket to be given to Pak
Britain's acting High Commissioner Peter Tibber on Thursday said the Scotland Yard's report on the investigation into the alleged spot-fixing scandal will be shared with Pakistan.Tibber made the remarks during a meeting with Interior Minister Rehman Malik at the Interior Ministry in Islamabad.Earlier in the day, Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit...
