Players deny incident ever happened
Karachi, Aug 30: The three Pakistan cricketers on Wednesday pleaded not guilty when they appeared before a one-man inquiry commission of Brig (retd) Mohammad Nasir, insiders said
31-Aug-2000
Karachi, Aug 30: The three Pakistan cricketers on Wednesday pleaded
not guilty when they appeared before a one-man inquiry commission of
Brig (retd) Mohammad Nasir, insiders said.
Shahid Afridi, Hasan Raza and Atiq-uz-Zaman, who have been accused of
breaching players' code of conduct, recorded their statements at the
residence of the Pakistan team coach.
The players left for the cricket headquarters from here in the wee
hours of Wednesday after being summoned at short notice.
Although the details of the meetings were not known, the trio asserted
the incident never happened. They also denied calling girls and
claimed they came to know about the `fabricated' press reports when
they were in Singapore for the triangular competition.
Brig Nasir, according to sources, has also recorded the statements of
the employers of the hotel where the incident is alleged to have taken
place.
Brig Nasir is expected to submit his report next week to the PCB
chairman Lt Gen Tauqir Zia.