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London: Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Amir was given permission at a London court on Friday to appeal against his six-month jail sentence for his part in the spot-fixing betting scam. The fast bowler, 19, was sentenced to serve six months in a British young offenders' institute last week after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy to cheat at gambling and conspiracy to accept corrupt payments. A judge at the Court of ...
03:47 PM, Mar 18, 2008
London: Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Amir was given permission at a London court on Friday to appeal against his six-month jail sentence for his part in the spot-fixing betting scam. The fast bowler, 19, was sentenced to serve six months in a British young offenders' institute last week after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy to cheat at gambling and conspiracy to accept corrupt payments. A judge at the Court of ...
03:47 PM, Mar 18, 2008
Bridgetown: West Indies skipper Darren Sammy has welcomed the introduction of Umpires Decisions Review System (UDRS) across the world though he mentioned that it seemed to produce a lot more leg before decisions. "My experience is that it minimises errors. It's a good thing that ICC has brought it into place, it lessens mistakes in a game," stated Sammy ahead of the second Test on Tuesday. An ICC meeting in ...
12:11 PM, Feb 07, 2008
Bridgetown: West Indies skipper Darren Sammy has welcomed the introduction of Umpires Decisions Review System (UDRS) across the world though he mentioned that it seemed to produce a lot more leg before decisions. "My experience is that it minimises errors. It's a good thing that ICC has brought it into place, it lessens mistakes in a game," stated Sammy ahead of the second Test on Tuesday. An ICC meeting in ...
12:11 PM, Feb 07, 2008
Colombo: In a scathing attack on the BCCI, former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga said the Indian Board's financial might has turned the ICC into a toothless tiger and called the IPL a monster that will destroy international cricket. Ranatunga, who led Sri Lanka to the 1996 World Cup triumph, said the ICC has become a body which is constantly under the BCCI's pressure. The ICC's job is to protect...
04:34 PM, Jan 31, 2008
Colombo: In a scathing attack on the BCCI, former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga said the Indian Board's financial might has turned the ICC into a toothless tiger and called the IPL a monster that will destroy international cricket. Ranatunga, who led Sri Lanka to the 1996 World Cup triumph, said the ICC has become a body which is constantly under the BCCI's pressure. The ICC's job is to protect...
04:34 PM, Jan 31, 2008
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