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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.

Amir files appeal against the ban in the International Court of Arbitration for Sports in Switzerland.

Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir have been sacked by the National Bank of Pakistan.

PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt has officially requested a review of a five-year ban imposed on fast-bowler Mohammad Amir.

Ijaz Butt officially requests review over paceman Mohammad Amir's five-year ban on charges of corruption.

Documents detailing an independent tribunal's deliberations not available in Britain because of legal rules.

Mohammad Amir vows to recover, confirms he will exercise his right to appeal verdict of five-year ban.

ICC yet to decide whether to make findings public.

Imran claims PCB chairman should be held accountable.

The PCB and ICC aren’t blameless, so if we are chastising those who have erred, why stop at the players?

ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat has commended the tribunal for its decision.

Banned former captain Salman Butt expressed disappointment and vowed to challenge the ICC verdict.

Khan "genuinely upset" at bans given to Pakistani cricketers for spot-fixing, but said punishments were necessary.

Lorgat rejected the suggestion that punishments meted out to the Pakistani cricketers were lenient.

Salman Butt says the ICC laws that banned him, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir need to be amended.

While some welcomed the ICC’s decision, saying it will rid cricket of corruption, others lashed out at PCB.

Mohammad Amir says he was shocked and disappointed at being handed a five-year ban.

No matter what pleas for leniency it heard, ICC could not ignore the investigations of the CPS.

For Butt, Asif and Aamir, the future couldn’t be clearer. They will live their days out in shame and infamy.

ICC tribunal bans Salman Butt for ten years, Mohammad Asif for seven years and Mohammad Amir for five years.

A day before Asif, Amir, Butt hear their cricketing fate, a UK court indicts trio, summons them to appear on March 17.

Verdict for Salman, Asif and Amir to be announced in Doha.

British prosecutors charged Butt, Asif and Amir with taking bribes for spot-fixing in England last year.

Much more will be at stake than three careers on Saturday when the verdict of an anti-corruption tribunal is read.

Amir barred from all cricket activities until a decision on the spot-fixing case is reached.

Suspended bowler claims it was a misunderstanding.

A ban by the ICC from all cricketing activities did not stop Amir from playing a practice match at the Pindi Stadium.

PCB chief says ICC requested for late inclusion of Salman, Amir and Asif.

Amir, Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif returned to Lahore yesterday after six-day hearing.

PCB chairman Tauqir Zia believes that tribunal is likely to announce severe penalties against three players.

Tribunal to announce spot-fixing judgement at the same venue next month.

International Cricket Council (ICC) says players will remain suspended.

Amir's lawyer says confident that hearing has been impartial, hopeful of positive result.

The lawyers have asked tribunal not to rush with announcement, come up with proper reasoning before giving verdict.

Examination that spanned for almost two days mainly focused on queries regarding no-balls by Amir.

Former security manager says Mazhar and Azhar Majeed were seen in Wahab Riaz’s room during the third Test in England.

Evidence against three Pakistan players where no-ball by fast-bowler Mohammad Amir remained the centre of discussion.

Salman Butt says he did not know how Majeed could have predicted when the no-ball would be bowled.

Omission of Karachi players due to clean background, claims KCCA.

There is no denying that Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir are in trouble.

Make-or-break anti-corruption tribunal against cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir opens in Doha.