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Reports suggest the group might pay more than $18 billion in provisions to cover possible regulatory fines

Afridi said that it remains to be seen who had entrapped Amir into committing spot-fixing.

Amir had promised honesty, integrity, plans to get hitched early to avoid controversies, and a bright career.

Confesses to bowling deliberate no-balls during Test match in England.

PCB says it did everything it could to defend the players, including hiring top British lawyers.

A year on from the scandal that ended in long bans for 3 players, Pakistani cricket still struggling to recover.

Dismisses the appeal of banned Pakistan cricketers to dismiss their corruption case in a preliminary hearing.

Asif and Amir reach court for hearing into case registered by Crown Prosecution Service.

ICC official added that there was every possibility of Amir’s ban being extended, if he is found guilty.

Pakistan coach Waqar Younis insists the World Cup is clean and urges an end to talk about match-fixing in cricket.