Pakistan’s cricket team prepared to return home from Jamaica today, a day after submitting DNA samples to police probing the grisly murder of national coach Bob Woolmer.

Police in Jamaica have no suspects in the murder of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer at the World Cup, the island’s deputy commissioner said today, and the Pakistan cricket team will be allowed to leave the country.

Former Pakistan cricketers have appealed to their government to send lawyers to the West Indies to assist the team after Jamaican police confirmed national coach Bob Woolmer had been strangled.

Detectives are waiting today for a pathologist’s report on the death of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer amid claims he was murdered by “match-fixing mafia”.

Police are today trying to determine what killed Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer, calling his death “suspicious” after he was found in his hotel room a day after his team was upset by Ireland during the Cricket World Cup.