spotfixing

Pakistan captain turns down offer, reports incident to ACU

Goalkeeper Drin Shala, striker Alban Shipshani were nabbed with their punter partner

England and Wales Cricket Board requests SHC to help in recovering £249,000 fine imposed on the leg-spinner since

Westfield has been cleared to return to English reserve level and minor counties cricket a year ahead of schedule

While Amir seems to attract sympathy, Butt and Asif are perceived as ‘serial offenders’, have scant support

Former leg-spinner rues unjust treatment, yet is happy for Butt, Asif and Amir .

In strictly legal sense, there is nothing stopping the three from wearing Pakistan’s jerseys again come September 2

The depth of merit of PCB's decision would only be ascertained when Amir represents Pakistan again

Charges include criminal conspiracy, cheating and dishonesty.

Source says BCCI chief reinstated after internal probe finds no wrong-doing.

Asif met PCB CEO Sauban Ahmed on Thursday morning and admitted that he had made mistakes in the past.

Sagara Gallage and Maurice de la Zilwa banned for 10 and 3 years respectively.

PCB says Kaneria will remain banned from all cricket in Pakistan as per ICC rules.

PCB chief says ICC has agreed to form sub-committee to review anti-corruption laws, board to hire lawyer for Amir.

After using up all cards in the deck, former opener is now looking to take opportunity of a new chairman at the helm.

Requests PCB acting Chairman Najam Sethi to reduce his suspension sentence.

Asif has already lost his appeal against the ICC bans at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

Says he will abide by the law of the land.

BCCI suspends Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra as Sreesanth and Chavan granted bail.

Shukla has been under pressure to resign ever since the spot-fixing scandal came to light in mid-May.

Shahid Afridi says cricketers can make good money honestly.

Former master-blaster urges authorities to take sincere steps to et to the root of the issue.

Paceman Siddharth Trivedi's statement will be admissible in court as evidence against some of the bookies.

Family source says Rauf had nothing to hide, he reached Lahore after completing his matches in the league.

IPL is no longer just cricket; it was entertainment with Bollywood stars, music, drugs, parties all rolled into one.

ICC withdrew Rauf from officiating in upcoming ICC Champions Trophy after reports said he was being investigated.

Police who arrested three Indian cricketers for spot-fixing say they were acting under orders from crime bosses.

Kaneria found guilty of 'pressurising' former Essex team-mate into accepting cash in return for trying for runs.

Salman Butt says he has offered his availability for rehabilitation.

ICC chief urges players to start the process of rebuilding their lives, reputations by apologising for their actions.

Disgraced pace bowler Mervyn Westfield says he was forced to attend Danish Kaneria's appeal hearing or face arrest.

We tend to have a “victim complex”, believing that Pakistanis are targeted or the entire world is out to get us.

PCB chairman says the players will be allowed to play domestic cricket after serving bans.

Disgraced cricketers’ last-ditch effort goes in vain.

All players who had been implicated in corruption cases were dealt with by their respective cricket boards.

Butt received a 10-year ban and Asif was barred for seven years.

Kaneria's appeal against a life ban for spot-fixing will be heard in London on Monday.

International umpire Nadeem Ghauri banned for four years after sting operation by an Indian television channel.

CAS to rule of Asif's appeal in the next three weeks.

While Butt and Asif are fighting their cases, Aamir has decided not to pursue his appeal at CAS.

Salman Butt, Muhammad Asif and Muhammad Aamir were banned by ICC in 2011 after being found guilty of match fixing.

UK columnist in his book claims the jury that tried Butt, Amir and Asif were not aware of spot fixing rules.

Players' appeals against International Cricket Council bans will be heard between February 5-8 next year.

Asif alleges ICC had tried to influence the court proceedings.

Live on TV Amir did not stretch over the limits — the counselling he spoke of, religious & mending ways, had hit home.

Asif was found guilty of bowling no-balls during Pakistan’s tour of England in 2010.

Says he was sentenced for "failure to report" advances of a bookie to the authorities, for which he apologised.

Aamir's therapist says that the fast-bowler wants to return to the game.

Majeed was convicted for striking the deal during the 2010 Pak vs Eng series, was sentenced to 32 months in prison.

According to lawyer Ravi Gill, Asif will decide when to return home after he is released.