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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.

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

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.

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.