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Date: 8/26/2010 - 9/2/2010
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Pakistan win but down to 11 on troubled tour
Sep 02, 2010
Pakistan's first match since a betting scandal engulfed the team on their tour of England ended with them having just 11 fit players at their disposal on Thursday.
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England bowler Onions out of Ashes
Sep 02, 2010
Graham Onions' slim hopes of featuring in England's defence of the Ashes in Australia later this year ended Thursday when the seam bowler was ruled out for nine months with a back injury.
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Pakistan players in betting probe dropped
Sep 02, 2010
The three Pakistan cricketers at the centre of a betting scandal have been released from the squad for the remainder of the tour of England, team manager Yawar Saeed said Thursday.
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Pakistan drops 'betting scam' players
Sep 02, 2010
Three Pakistan cricketers embroiled in illegal betting allegations were axed from the team's tour of England Thursday as they prepared to be grilled about the scandal.
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Ban Pakistan trio if guilty of fixing: Warne
Sep 01, 2010
Three Pakistan cricketers should face a life ban if they are found guilty of being involved in a betting scam, Australian leg-spin great Shane Warne said on Thursday.
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Players wary of ICC corruption probe: Watson
Sep 01, 2010
Australian allrounder Shane Watson believes players are growing increasingly suspicious of whether the ICC wants to expose the full extent of corruption in the game, fearing the truth could kill cricket, reports said on Thursday.
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Pakistan stars face grilling over betting scam
Sep 01, 2010
Three Pakistan cricket players faced a grilling Thursday over allegations they were involved in a betting scam, amid uncertainty over their role in the rest of the team's tour of England.
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Indian film drops Pakistan's Asif - report
Aug 31, 2010
Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif has been dropped from a planned role in a South Indian film after he was embroiled in betting scam allegations, Indian media reported Wednesday.
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Miller turns on Pietersen after Twitter tirade
Aug 31, 2010
England national selector Geoff Miller was decidedly unimpressed by Kevin Pietersen's foul-mouthed Twitter rant following his omission from the limited overs squads to play Pakistan.
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Aussies Lee, Johnson targeted by fixer: reports
Aug 31, 2010
Australian cricketers Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson were targeted by the same suspected illegal bookmaker who approached two team-mates in England last year, reports said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan scandal throws focus on India
Aug 31, 2010
Young Indian cricketers were on Tuesday warned of the perils of corruption following the illicit gambling allegations levelled against the Pakistani team in England.
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Players' plight blamed on Pakistani society
Aug 31, 2010
The latest gambling allegations to hit Pakistani cricket have left observers to ponder why the country's players are so prone to get embroiled in financial sleaze.
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Pakistan Younis accuses British paper of defamation
Aug 30, 2010
Former Pakistan cricket captain Younis Khan Tuesday served a legal notice on British newspaper The Daily Telegraph for linking him with a spot-fixing scam involving seven national team players.
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Pakistan court summons cricketers for treason
Aug 30, 2010
A Pakistan court Tuesday summoned seven national cricket players, the country's sports minister and its cricket chief to face treason charges over fixing allegations in England.
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Imran Khan fears for cricket in Pakistan
Aug 30, 2010
Pakistan cricket great Imran Khan on Monday said the sport was headed for crisis with the careers of top players in jeopardy over their alleged involvement in a gambling scam.
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Swann, Broad insist Pakistan ODIs should be played
Aug 30, 2010
England cricketers Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad insisted Tuesday that the limited overs internationals against Pakistan should go ahead despite the betting scam allegations engulfing the tourists.
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ICC chief pleads for Pakistan 'perspective'
Aug 30, 2010
International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Haroon Lorgat urged the world game not to give up on Pakistan after several of their players were embroiled in spot-fixing allegations.
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Pakistan scandal poses major questions for ICC
Aug 30, 2010
Betting scam allegations swirling around the Pakistan team are raising serious doubts over the ability of cricket's global anti-corruption watchdog to snuff out problems blighting the game.
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Kenya resolve contract issues with players
Aug 30, 2010
Cricket Kenya said on Monday it had reached an agreement over new contracts with 14 national team players, ending a two-month dispute that had threatened to derail the sport.
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Pakistan cricket lovers make ass of players
Aug 30, 2010
Pakistani cricket lovers Monday protested at the match-fixing scandal by pelting tomatoes at donkeys labelled with the names of top national players embroiled in the allegations.
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Pakistan press savages scam-hit players
Aug 30, 2010
Pakistan's press Monday said a match-fixing scandal involving top cricketers was an act of shameful betrayal for a flooded, terror-hit nation that worships the game.
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ICC awaits police report on Pakistan scandal
Aug 30, 2010
International Cricket Council president Sharad Pawar on Monday ruled out any action against Pakistani players over a match-fixing scandal until investigations are completed.
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Spot-betting hard to detect, say gamblers
Aug 30, 2010
Spot-betting at the centre of allegations against Pakistani cricketers is widely prevalent and harder to detect than a fixed match, regular gamblers in India said on Monday.
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India declines comment on Pakistan scandal
Aug 30, 2010
India's cricket board on Monday reacted cautiously to the spot-fixing scandal around the Pakistan team, saying the world governing body would deal with it.
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Afridi returns to Pakistan betting scam fall-out
Aug 29, 2010
He may be a proven ball-muncher and pitch scuffer but Shahid Afridi is now charged with leading Pakistan out of the mire of a corruption probe and to victory in one-day series against England.
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Australia shocked by 'tainted' Sydney Test
Aug 29, 2010
Australian cricket officials Monday expressed shock at a match-fixing scandal engulfing Pakistan and said they were awaiting evidence that this year's bizarre Sydney Test was rigged by bookmakers.
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Ex Pakistan, England skippers want cricket purged
Aug 29, 2010
Former Pakistan and England cricket captains said Monday the game must be purged of corruption, with the betting scam allegations engulfing Pakistan exposing deeper concerns about the sport.
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Alleged fixer "was in Sydney for suspicious Test"
Aug 29, 2010
Pakistan players have been implicated in explosive newspaper allegations which led to the weekend arrest of Mazhar Majeed, a property developer and players' agent, on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers.
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Pakistan thrashed by England amid 'bet scam' row
Aug 28, 2010
Pakistan's cricket team were embroiled in an alleged betting scam Sunday after British police arrested a man on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers during a Test match against England.
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Pakistan judge says his match-fixing report ignored
Aug 29, 2010
A former judge who reported on match-fixing allegations in Pakistani cricket ten years ago said Sunday the current scandal had broken out because his recommendations were not put into practice.
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Pakistan cricket touches new low
Aug 28, 2010
Pakistan cricket has been hit by a multitude of woes from doping and infighting to ball-tampering and bad governance but now faces its most severe test after new charges of match-fixing.
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Pakistan stunned by latest 'match-fix' allegations
Aug 28, 2010
Pakistan was left reeling on Sunday by the latest allegations of match-fixing to plague the country's beloved cricket team with former stars and officials demanding life bans for any players implicated.
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Arrest in England-Pakistan 'match-fixing' probe
Aug 28, 2010
Police said Saturday they had arrested a man on suspicion on conspiracy to defraud bookmakers following newspaper allegations of match-fixing in the ongoing Test between England and Pakistan.
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Record-breakers Trott and Broad punish Pakistan
Aug 28, 2010
Jonathan Trott and Stuart Broad set a new world record for the eighth wicket as England continued their astounding fight back in the fourth and final Test against Pakistan at Lord's here on Saturday.
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Broad savours 'amazing' Test century
Aug 27, 2010
Stuart Broad couldn't resist having a sly dig at father Chris after his maiden Test century helped turn England's series finale against Pakistan on its head at Lord's on Friday.
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Sri Lanka elect to bat against India
Aug 28, 2010
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara elected to bat after winning the toss against India in the triangular one-day series final on Saturday.
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Four-star Aamer sparks England slump
Aug 27, 2010
Mohammad Aamer removed Kevin Pietersen, Paul Collingwood and Eoin Morgan for ducks as England's top-order collapsed in the fourth and final Test against Pakistan at Lord's here on Friday.
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Hussey's 'good feeling' about the Ashes
Aug 26, 2010
Senior Australian batsman Mike Hussey said Thursday he has a "very good feeling" about winning back the Ashes from England in the five-Test home series later this year.
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Rain delays fourth England-Pakistan Test
Aug 26, 2010
Overnight and early morning rain delayed the scheduled 10.30am local time (0930GMT) toss in the fourth and final Test between England and Pakistan at Lord's here on Thursday.
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India's Kohli fined for showing dissent
Aug 26, 2010
Young Indian batsman Virat Kohli was on Thursday fined 15 percent of his match-fee for showing dissent at an umpire's decision during a tri-series match.
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NSW coach 'must quit if he accepts IPL job'
Aug 25, 2010
Matthew Mott has been told he will have to resign as coach of New South Wales if he accepts an offer to join new Indian Premier League franchise Kochi, reports said Thursday.
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