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Mohammad Amir grilled by Scotland Yard!
Cricket News on Zee News &bull 2 Hours AgoMohammad Amir was the first to be grilled by Scotland Yard detectives after being provisionally suspended by ICC. Full Story »
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'Spot-fixing': Pakistan trio let go post Scotland Yard grilling
Cricket News on rediff &bull 3 Hours Ago
The tainted Pakistani trio of Salman Butt [ Images ], Mohammad Asif [ Images ] and Mohammad Aamir, at the centre of a 'spot-fixing' scandal' that has rocked world cricket, was released without charge after being questioned by the Scotland… Full Story »
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Pakistan trio released without charge
Cricket News on Congoo &bull 3 Hours Ago
The tainted Pakistani trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir, which is at the centre of a 'spot-fixing' scandal' that has rocked world cricket, was released without charge after being questioned by the Scotland Yard here. Officers of… Full Story »
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Tainted trio questioned by Scotland Yard
Cric Buzz &bull 4 Hours Ago
Mohammad Aamer was questioned for about 5 hours at the Kilburn Police Station.[ AFP] The three Pakistani cricketers under the scanner for spot-fixing - Salman Butt, Mohammad Aamer and Mohammad Asif - were questioned individually by police in London. The… Full Story »
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Hoffman hoping borrowed bat gives him the edge in cup final
Cricket News on The Scotsman &bull YesterdayUddingston pinch-hitter Hoffmann was dealt a blow when his favourite bat broke last week. However, the former Scotland all-rounder has been bailed out by Haq. Hoffmann said: "Breaking my bat on the eve of the cup final is not ideal.… Full Story »
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Lithuania 0-0 Scotland
Cricket on RTE Sport &bull Yesterday
Scotland failed to capitalise on their territorial advantage in their Euro 2012 opener in Lithuania as Craig Levein's competitive debut as manager ended goalless. Full Story »
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Cricket players suspended in 'fix' probe
Cricket News on Congoo &bull Yesterday
LONDON, Sept. 3 (UPI) -- Pakistani cricket player Mohammad Amir has been questioned in an alleged match-fixing scheme in London, officials say. Scotland Yard detectives questioned Amir, 18, over claims he and two other members of his cricket team conspired… Full Story »
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Fixing cash found in Butt's belonging: Report
Cricket News on Congoo &bull Yesterday
LONDON: Cash used in the spot-fixing scandal during last week's Lord's Test is understood to have been found in the belongings of Pakistan Test captain Salman Butt, a report said. According to a report in the Daily Mail, Scotland Yard… Full Story »
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Pakistan match-fixing claims: cricketer Mohammad Amir questioned
Cricket News on The Telegraph &bull Yesterday
Mohammad Amir, the teenage Pakistan bowler, is being questioned by Scotland Yard detectives over the alleged match-fixing conspiracy. Full Story »
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Marked notes found in Butt's possession
Cric Buzz &bull Yesterday
Salman Butt could be in further trouble as Scotland Yard found marked notes in his hotel room.[ AFP] Salman Butt could be in further trouble as the Scotland Yard investigators have found marked notes used in the sting operation by… Full Story »
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Spot-fixing cash found in Butt's belonging: Report
Cricket News on The Times of India &bull Yesterday
LONDON: Cash used in the spot-fixing scandal during last week's Lord's Test is understood to have been found in the belongings of PakistanTest captainSalman Butt, a report said. According to a report in the Daily Mail, Scotland Yard officers would… Full Story »
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Case against Pak 'spot-fixers' likely to falter: Legal expert
Cricket News on rediff &bull Yesterday
A British legal expert has said that if the Scotland Yard police decides to lodge a case against Pakistan's alleged 'spot-fixers', it would possibly falter amid the vagaries of the courts. Scotland Yard is currently probing a 150,000-pound betting scam… Full Story »
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Cricketers Quizzed By Scotland Yard
Cricket News on Congoo &bull Yesterday
Alex Watts, Sky News Online The three Pakistan cricketers embroiled in an alleged betting scam are expected to be questioned by Scotland Yard detectives today. Test captain Salman Butt and fast bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir were suspended and… Full Story »
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Pakistan cricket trio suspended
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Sep 2, 2010
The three Pakistan cricketers at the centre of match-fixing allegations have been suspended from playing cricket after being charged under the anti-corruption code of the sport's governing body. The announcement by the International Cricket Council (ICC) came as Pakistan test… Full Story »
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Police To Quiz Cricketers Tomorrow
Cricket News on Congoo &bull Sep 2, 2010
The three Pakistan cricketers at the centre of spot-betting allegations will be interviewed at Scotland Yard tomorrow, according to Sky sources. The country's top diplomat in London, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, believes they were "set up". The High Commissioner was speaking… Full Story »
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- Pakistan
- Scotland
- Salman Butt
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Britain to share Scotland Yard report with Pakistan!
Cricket News on Zee News &bull Sep 2, 2010Britain`s acting High Commissioner said the Scotland Yard`s report on the investigation into spot-fixing scandal will be shared with Pakistan. Full Story »
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Tainted trio to be interrogated by Scotland Yard: Sources!
Cricket News on Zee News &bull Sep 2, 2010Pakistan`s tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir will be interrogated by Scotland Yard detectives today despite their High Commissioner in London denying it, according to sources. Full Story »
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Tainted trio opted out not dropped: Pakistan
Cricket News on rediff &bull Sep 2, 2010
The three Pakistan cricketers implicated in thematch-fixing controversyhad asked to be kept out of the team's remaining matches in England [ Images ], Pakistan's High Commissioner said in London [ Images ] on Thursday. Wajid Shamsul Hasan told reporters after… Full Story »
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Tainted trio could be back for ODIs: Pak Sports Minister
Cricket News on The Times of India &bull Sep 2, 2010
KARACHI: Even as Pakistan ManagerYawar Saeed announced end of England tour for the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer, sports minister Aijaz Jakhrani on Thursday said the players may play the one-day series. Jakhrani was also… Full Story »
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Blair explains why politicians have affairs
Cricket News on The Times of India &bull Sep 2, 2010
LONDON: In a remarkably frank memoir, former Prime Minister Tony Blair explains the reasons why politicians in high positions often cross the line and have affairs with women: for the thrill of an "explosion of irresponsibility". Blair explores the "free-bird"… Full Story »
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