KARACHI, Pakistan News: Pakistani wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal and pacer Rana Naved are the two players allegedly under investigation by the Pakistan cricket Board for their involvement in match-fixing.
Akmal, Naved has denied charges. The Voice of America quoting a highly placed source in the board reported Saturday both the players were dropped for the T20 international series against England in Dubai this month for this very reason.
“Although both have been named in the 30 probables for the T20 World Cup but they will eventually not be selected in the final 15,” it reported.
According to the source, the PCB acted after the International cricket council provided them with information that linked the two players to match-fixing.
PCB chairman Ejaz Butt had stopped short of naming the two players yesterday at a press conference
its true ! PCB has taken the names of Rana naveed and kamran akmal for the case of match fixing in the PCB meeting. The two players have banned of a year and fined of about million dollars.
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ReplyDeletematch fixing is a big prob nw a dys n pcb announced sum names nw is the time we all shld staand n protect our country from such ppl who r spoiling our country name
ReplyDeletematch fixing is an illegal act which should be heavily penalised.So that pakistanis can save their image..
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