PCB releases Salman Butt's signed confession
Banned cricketer apologises for his actions which brought harm to the image of the PCB and Pakistan as a nation
Salman Butt apologised for the harm caused by his actions to the PCB and Pakistan as a nation. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
KARACHI:
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday released banned former captain Salman Butt's confession statement in which he repents his actions of wrongdoing in cricket.
He starts the statement by apologising to all the people who have been hurt or disgraced due to his actions.
In the pointers he clearly admits being guilty of being a party in bowling of two deliberate no balls in the Lord’s Test match.
He then ‘unreservedly’ and ‘unconditionally’ apologises for the harm his actions have done to the image of PCB and also Pakistan as a nation.
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He then urges impending cricketers to not indulge in such activities as it ‘damages the sport of cricket’.
Salman then forwards his availability for rehabilitation and for public education to create awareness about the adverse impacts of partaking in nefarious cricket activities.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday released banned former captain Salman Butt's confession statement in which he repents his actions of wrongdoing in cricket.
He starts the statement by apologising to all the people who have been hurt or disgraced due to his actions.
In the pointers he clearly admits being guilty of being a party in bowling of two deliberate no balls in the Lord’s Test match.
He then ‘unreservedly’ and ‘unconditionally’ apologises for the harm his actions have done to the image of PCB and also Pakistan as a nation.
Read: PCB accepts Salman Butt's confession on spot-fixing
He then urges impending cricketers to not indulge in such activities as it ‘damages the sport of cricket’.
Salman then forwards his availability for rehabilitation and for public education to create awareness about the adverse impacts of partaking in nefarious cricket activities.