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Pakistan trio questioned by police

The three Pakistan players at the centre of the spot-fixing controversy were questioned by police in London until late Friday evening

03-Sep-2010•Cricinfo staff

ACSU head Ronnie Flanagan defends ICC

Sir Ronnie Flanagan, the head of the ICC's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit, has defended his operation against accusations that they are powerless to deal with the scourge of match-fixing, and has reiterated the importance of allowing the criminal inves

03-Sep-2010•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Had sufficient evidence to charge players - Lorgat

Haroon Lorgat, the ICC's chief executive, spoke to Cricinfo on the process that led to the suspension of the three Pakistan players linked to the spot-fixing allegations during the Lord's Test

03-Sep-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi

Pakistan was aware of suspensions - Lorgat

Pakistan's high commissioner to the United Kingdom has said that the ICC was "playing to the public gallery" when it provisionally suspended the three players linked to the spot-fixing scandal

03-Sep-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi and Osman Samiuddin

The ICC's unprecedented move

The ICC's suspension of the three Pakistan players linked to the spot-fixing scandal is the first time cricket's governing body has suspended cricketers under its anti-corruption code

03-Sep-2010•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan players were 'set up', claims envoy

The three Pakistan players who are at the centre of the spot-fixing controversy have been dropped for the limited-overs leg of the England tour

02-Sep-2010•Andrew Miller and Nagraj Gollapudi

ACSU official meets Asif's former girlfriend

An ACSU official has met with Veena Malik, former girlfriend of fast bowler Mohammad Asif, as part of the body's ongoing inquiries into the spot-fixing scandal in which Asif is one of the central figures

02-Sep-2010•Cricinfo staff

Trio will face PCB on Thursday

The meeting in London between the three Pakistan cricketers at the centre of the spot-fixing scandal and senior administrative and diplomatic officials has been pushed back to Thursday

01-Sep-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi in Taunton

Pakistan trio to meet with PCB chairman

Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir, the three Pakistan players at the centre of spot-fixing allegations, will travel to London on Wednesday for meetings with PCB chairman Ijaz Butt

31-Aug-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi and Osman Samiuddin

Police investigation will focus on currency notes

Investigators will focus on the currency notes handed over by the News Of The World (NOTW) to Mazhar Majeed as they look for evidence of spot fixing in the Lord's Test involving Pakistani cricketers

29-Aug-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

Fluent Prior masks batting frailties

A scrap is what England have secretly been yearning for all series, and a scrap is what they are in right now, after a wasteful first-day performance at The Oval allowed Pakistan to claim the upper hand

18-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Wahab you been all this time?

Plays of the Day from the first day of the third Test between England and Pakistan at The Oval

18-Aug-2010•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Riaz's five gives Pakistan edge but Prior fights back

Wahab Riaz enjoyed a debut to remember at The Oval with 5 for 63 as the hosts were bowled out for 233

18-Aug-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Sorry Pakistan crumble for new low

Pakistan were poor in the first Test, but were even worse at Edgbaston as they crashed for 72 on the opening day

06-Aug-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Asif ready to welcome back Yousuf

Mohammad Asif has insisted that if Mohammad Yousuf is match-fit and ready to play Pakistan will have no problem including him for the second Test against England at Edgbaston

04-Aug-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi in Birmingham

Prior ton puts England in control

England ended the third day at Trent Bridge in total control of the match and poised to seal a massive win, reducing Pakistan to 15 for 3 after Matt Prior's third Test hundred allowed the hosts to declare at 262 for 9

31-Jul-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Kamran Akmal under pressure after miserable mistakes

Salman Butt has admitted that Kamran Akmal is under pressure after the mistakes committed by Pakistan's wicketkeeper on the first day at Trent Bridge

30-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Trent Bridge

Pakistan still in need of UDRS training

Pakistan's struggles with the Umpire Decision Review System continued on the second day at Trent Bridge, as they once again found themselves uncertain of how to use the technology to their advantage

30-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Unpredictable Anderson finds his birthday best

The second day at Trent Bridge was James Anderson's 28th birthday, and it began for him in a somewhat lugubrious fashion

30-Jul-2010•Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Anderson's five put England on top

On a day for the bowlers on which 15 wickets fell for 170 runs, James Anderson made superb use of conditions to cut the visitors down to 147 for 9 - still 8 runs adrift of the follow-on target - before bad light stopped play at Trent Bridge

30-Jul-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

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