Muhammad Asif deported from Dubai airport
Pakistani bowler was visiting the UAE to play in a cricket league
PHOTO: AFP/ FILE
Pakistani right-arm pacer Muhammad Asif was deported from the Dubai airport on Tuesday.
While no details were available on the reason for sending him back from the Dubai airport, Asif was visiting the country to participate in a cricket league.
Asif's estranged relation with Dubai is not new as he was caught at the same airport, nearly 10 years back, with drugs in his purse.
Asif was also part of the trio convicted and banned for spot-fixing in 2010 during the tour of England with the Pakistan national cricket team.
A few days ago, Asif addressed a press conference at the Lahore Press Club regarding his participation in the Dubai league, but the current development means he will not be able to play there.
While no details were available on the reason for sending him back from the Dubai airport, Asif was visiting the country to participate in a cricket league.
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Asif's estranged relation with Dubai is not new as he was caught at the same airport, nearly 10 years back, with drugs in his purse.
Asif was also part of the trio convicted and banned for spot-fixing in 2010 during the tour of England with the Pakistan national cricket team.
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A few days ago, Asif addressed a press conference at the Lahore Press Club regarding his participation in the Dubai league, but the current development means he will not be able to play there.