Pakistan stumped by fixing furore

ENGLAND’s cricket series victory yesterday over Pakistan was marred by allegations that their opponents were involved in match-fixing.

Mon, 30 Aug, 2010 - 01:00
Liam Creedon

Mazhar Majeed, a cricket agent, is in custody and four Pakistan players, including captain Salman Butt, have given statements to police over claims surrounding the Lord’s Test.

The allegations centre on the timing of “no balls” delivered during the game.

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CourtsPlace: LondonPlace: north LondonPerson: Mazhar MajeedPerson: Salman ButtPerson: Yawar SaeedPerson: Mohammad AamerPerson: Mohammad AsifPerson: Kamran AkmalPerson: ButtPerson: AsifPerson: AamerPerson: SaeedPerson: AzharPerson: MajeedEvent: Lord’s TestOrganisation: PakistanOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: Pakistan Cricket BoardOrganisation: Far EasternOrganisation: Scotland YardOrganisation: Cricinfo
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