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HuaweiEnglish police have delayed the questioning of Pakistan fast bowler Wahab Riaz over alleged spot-fixing during the England tour until Wednesday, team manager Yawar Saeed said.
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LONDON - Ehsan Mani, the Pakistani former president of the International Cricket Council (ICC), has accused the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) of failing to educate its players about the dangers of corruption.
KARACHI — Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif resigned Tuesday as a coach at the national cricket academy after authorities handed him notice over a statement he made about spot-fixing.
PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa — Juan Theron took three wickets for the second successive match as the Warriors reduced Victoria Bushrangers to 130-9 on Monday for a 28-run win in a Group A match at the Champions League Twenty20.
SHARJAH - Tariq Shah produced a dramatic five-wicket haul as Rufi Real Estate defeated Yogi Group by 28 runs in the final to win the second Al Dhaid Ramadan T-20 Tournament, organised by the Sharjah Cricket Council, for the Conmix Cup at Al Dhaid Cricket Village, a press release said.
DUBAI - William Hare beat Jotun Paints by six wickets in the Dubai Aluminium Company LTD’s Ramadan Tournament, a press release said.
Shahid Afridi called for the review system to be introduced into one-day internationals but saved his strongest criticism for Mohammad Irfan after another loss to England.
SHARJAH — Shaiman Butt slammed a solid half-century as Yogi Group defeated Lanka Lions Sports Club by four wickets in the final to win the 23rd Sharjah Ramadan Tournament for the Interface Transworld Cup at the Sharjah stadium on Thursday night, a press release said.
Michael Klinger gatecrashed a South African party at the Champions League Twenty20 tournament on Sunday and led South Australia Redbacks to a 11-run victory over Highveld Lions.
LEEDS, England - Kamran Akmal led Pakistan to a total of 294 for eight against England in the second one-day international at Headingley here on Sunday.
