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India Ranks Behind Pakistan, Nepal in Global Mobile Data Speeds in September: Ookla
India has been ranked 131st on Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index for mobile internet and placed 70th on the index for fixed broadband speeds for the month of September. In the mobile internet speed department, the country has slipped two positions when compared to last month, with an average download speed of 12.07Mbps. On the fixed broadband speed ...
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Kevin Pietersen Hails Mohammad Asif As The Best Bowler He Ever Faced As He "Had No Idea" Against Him. Watch
Mohammad Asif was among several Pakistani cricketers who were banned in 2011 for spot-fixing.
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Mohammad Amir Confessed To Spot Fixing After Being Slapped By Shahid Afridi, Says Abdul Razzaq
Mohammad Amir was slapped with a five-year ban and a jail sentence after admitting to spot-fixing charges in 2011.
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Danish Kaneria Should've Confessed To Spot-Fixing Role 6 Years Ago, Says PCB Law Advisor
Danish Kaneria was given a life ban by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for his role in the spot fixing scandal.
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Pakistan Batsman Sharjeel Khan Banned For 5 Years In Spot Fixing
"Sharjeel is banned for five years, which has two-and-a-half year suspended, after the proceedings of the case," said Asghat Haider, who headed the three-member tribunal.
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Shoaib Akhtar Feels More Embarrassment in Store For PCB
Cricketers have been allegedly caught and subsequently suspended for spot fixing in the Pakistan Super League.
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UK Authorities Arrest Two Men In Relation To PSL Spot-Fixing Scandal
"The NCA is independently looking at this case but it involves spot fixing," PCB chairman Shahryar Khan said
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Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif Named in Pakistan Super League's Players' Draft
Both Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif, former Pakistan players, were ignored for the first Pakistan Super League draft as they had just completed their five-year bans for spot-fixing.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Rubbishes Danish Kaneria's Discrimination Claims
Danish Kaneria, who was banned for life for spot fixing in 2012, is yet to admit is guilt and has constantly proclaimed his innocence
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Danish Kaneria's Sudden Departure to India Raises Questions in Pakistan
Danish Kaneria, his wife, children and mother flew out to India on Sunday night and are presently said to be in Kochi but speculations are rampant that the banned player might have come to India to seek a livelihood and settle down.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Submits Mohammad Amir's British Visa Application
Mohammad Amir was sentenced to six months in an English young offender centre in 2011 after pleading guilty to corruption charges for his role in spot fixing during the 2010 Lord's Test.
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PCB Optimistic About Mohammad Amir Getting UK Visa
The Pakistan Cricket Board is hopeful for Mohammad Amir getting a United Kingdom visa. Being a convicted offender Amir cannot apply for a visa for a certain period of time but he could be issued a visa as an exception.
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Mohammad Asif to Lead Sialkot in Quaid-e-Azam Trophy
Mohammad Asif completed his five-year ban for spot fixing last September and returned to action in domestic cricket earlier this year.
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Pakistan Super League's Anti-Corruption Head Warns of Life Ban
Pakistan Super League head Azam Khan said has warned players, team officials and franchise owners of life ban if found guilty of spot fixing or involvement in any other form of corruption during the tournament
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Salman Butt Confesses to Spot-Fixing in 2010: PCB Source
Salman Butt who was banned along with Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir in the aftermath of the spot fixing scandal that broke out when Pakistan was touring England made the confession during a meeting with PCB chief, Shaharyar Khan in Lahore, according to a source in the PCB.
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India Ranks Behind Pakistan, Nepal in Global Mobile Data Speeds in September: Ookla
India has been ranked 131st on Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index for mobile internet and placed 70th on the index for fixed broadband speeds for the month of September. In the mobile internet speed department, the country has slipped two positions when compared to last month, with an average download speed of 12.07Mbps. On the fixed broadband speed ...
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Kevin Pietersen Hails Mohammad Asif As The Best Bowler He Ever Faced As He "Had No Idea" Against Him. Watch
Mohammad Asif was among several Pakistani cricketers who were banned in 2011 for spot-fixing.
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Mohammad Amir Confessed To Spot Fixing After Being Slapped By Shahid Afridi, Says Abdul Razzaq
Mohammad Amir was slapped with a five-year ban and a jail sentence after admitting to spot-fixing charges in 2011.
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Danish Kaneria Should've Confessed To Spot-Fixing Role 6 Years Ago, Says PCB Law Advisor
Danish Kaneria was given a life ban by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for his role in the spot fixing scandal.
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Pakistan Batsman Sharjeel Khan Banned For 5 Years In Spot Fixing
"Sharjeel is banned for five years, which has two-and-a-half year suspended, after the proceedings of the case," said Asghat Haider, who headed the three-member tribunal.
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Shoaib Akhtar Feels More Embarrassment in Store For PCB
Cricketers have been allegedly caught and subsequently suspended for spot fixing in the Pakistan Super League.
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UK Authorities Arrest Two Men In Relation To PSL Spot-Fixing Scandal
"The NCA is independently looking at this case but it involves spot fixing," PCB chairman Shahryar Khan said
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Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif Named in Pakistan Super League's Players' Draft
Both Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif, former Pakistan players, were ignored for the first Pakistan Super League draft as they had just completed their five-year bans for spot-fixing.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Rubbishes Danish Kaneria's Discrimination Claims
Danish Kaneria, who was banned for life for spot fixing in 2012, is yet to admit is guilt and has constantly proclaimed his innocence
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Danish Kaneria's Sudden Departure to India Raises Questions in Pakistan
Danish Kaneria, his wife, children and mother flew out to India on Sunday night and are presently said to be in Kochi but speculations are rampant that the banned player might have come to India to seek a livelihood and settle down.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Submits Mohammad Amir's British Visa Application
Mohammad Amir was sentenced to six months in an English young offender centre in 2011 after pleading guilty to corruption charges for his role in spot fixing during the 2010 Lord's Test.
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PCB Optimistic About Mohammad Amir Getting UK Visa
The Pakistan Cricket Board is hopeful for Mohammad Amir getting a United Kingdom visa. Being a convicted offender Amir cannot apply for a visa for a certain period of time but he could be issued a visa as an exception.
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Mohammad Asif to Lead Sialkot in Quaid-e-Azam Trophy
Mohammad Asif completed his five-year ban for spot fixing last September and returned to action in domestic cricket earlier this year.
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Pakistan Super League's Anti-Corruption Head Warns of Life Ban
Pakistan Super League head Azam Khan said has warned players, team officials and franchise owners of life ban if found guilty of spot fixing or involvement in any other form of corruption during the tournament
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Salman Butt Confesses to Spot-Fixing in 2010: PCB Source
Salman Butt who was banned along with Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir in the aftermath of the spot fixing scandal that broke out when Pakistan was touring England made the confession during a meeting with PCB chief, Shaharyar Khan in Lahore, according to a source in the PCB.
