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NADEEM MALIK -ICC served notices to Salman Butt and kamran Akmal even before current Spot Fixing Scandal
-ICC sought detailed records from Butt and Akmal of certain calls starting from Asia Cup to T20 World Cup
-Pakistani players plead not guilty in their reply to ICC after provisional suspension
-How PCB selected players under invest...igations is even bigger question
-Pakistan needs professional cricket management
پاکستانی کھلاڑیوں نے بے قصور ہونے کا با ضابطہ جواب آئی سی سی کو دے دیا ہے-تفضل رضوی
کوئی لابی پاکستانی کھلاڑیوں کو بدنام کرنا چاہتی ہے-عبدالقادر
ہمیں کوئی راے قائم کرنے سے پہلے آئی سی سی کی رپورٹ کا انتظار کرنا چاہیے-عبدالقادر
سابقہ کرکٹرز کافی عرصہ سے بورڈ میں خرابیوں کی نشاندہی کر رہے تھے-شعیب محمد
پچھلے چھ سال سے میں بورڈ کی بد عنوانیوں کی بات کر رہا ہوں-سینٹر انور بیگ
وقار یونس اور اعجاز احمد پر خود جوا کھیلنے کا الزام ہے-سینٹر انور بیگ
ڈاکٹر نسیم اشرف سب سے زیادہ بد دیانت چیرمین کرکٹ بورڈ تھا-سینٹر انور بیگ
آئی سی سی غیر جانب دار ٹریبیونل سے کھلاڑیوں کی انکوائری کرواے گی-تفضل رضوی
پاکستان کرکٹ بورڈ آج تک ایک بھی کھلاڑی کی ٹیکنیک درست نہیں کروا سکا-شعیب محمد
آئی سی سی نے سلمان بٹ کو نوٹس کپتان بننے کے بعد جاری کیا-تفضل رضوی
مجھے اپنا کام آزادی سے نہ کرنے دیا گیا تو میں نے استعفی دے دیا-عبدالقادر
جسٹس قیوم رپورٹ پر عمل ہو جاتا تو آج یہ دن نہیں دیکھنا پڑتا-عبدالقادر
حکومت کو فوری طور پر کرکٹ کے معاملات کا نوٹس لینا پڑے گا-سینٹر انور بیگ
پاکستانی کرکٹرز سے زیادہ ملک کی بدنامی کسی نے نہیں کی-سینٹر انور بیگ
ساری ٹیم پر پابندی لگا کر نئے کھلاڑیوں کی ٹیم بنا دینی چاہیے-سینٹر انور بیگ
صرف الزامات کی بنیاد پر کھلاڑیوں کی مزمت نہیں کی جا سکتی-تفضل رضوی
ہم کھلاڑیوں کے اثاثوں کی چھان بین کر رہے-اسرار روف
کرکٹ ٹیم کے سات کھلاڑیوں پر جوے کے الزام کی بات درست نہیں ہے-تفضل رضوی
اعجاز احمد کو جوے کا الزام ثابت ہونے کے باوجود کوچ لگا دیا گیا-سینٹر انور بیگ
وسیم باری نے پاکستان کرکٹ کو ناقابل تلافی نقصان پہنچایا ہے-شعیب محمد
NADEEM MALIK -ICC served notices to Salman Butt and kamran Akmal even before current Spot Fixing Scandal
پاکستانی کھلاڑیوں نے بے قصور ہونے کا با ضابطہ جواب آئی سی سی کو دے دیا ہے-تفضل رضوی
کوئی لابی پاکستانی کھلاڑیوں کو بدنام کرنا چاہتی ہے-عبدالقادرہمیں کوئی راے قائم کرنے سے پہلے آئی سی سی کی رپورٹ کا انتظار کرنا چاہیے-عبدالقادر
سابقہ... کرکٹرز کافی عرصہ سے بورڈ میں خرابیوں کی نشاندہی کر رہے تھے-شعیب محمدپچھلے چھ سال سے میں بورڈ کی بد عنوانیوں کی بات کر رہا ہوں-سینٹر انور بیگ
وقار یونس اور اعجاز احمد پر خود جوا کھیلنے کا الزام ہے-سینٹر انور بیگ
ڈاکٹر نسیم اشرف سب سے زیادہ بد دیانت چیرمین کرکٹ بورڈ تھا-سینٹر انور بیگ
آئی سی سی غیر جانب دار ٹریبیونل سے کھلاڑیوں کی انکوائری کرواے گی-تفضل رضویپاکستان کرکٹ بورڈ آج تک ایک بھی کھلاڑی کی ٹیکنیک درست نہیں کروا سکا-شعیب محمد
آئی سی سی نے سلمان بٹ کو نوٹس کپتان بننے کے بعد جاری کیا-تفضل رضوی
مجھے اپنا کام آزادی سے نہ کرنے دیا گیا تو میں نے استعفی دے دیا-عبدالقادرجسٹس قیوم رپورٹ پر عمل ہو جاتا تو آج یہ دن نہیں دیکھنا پڑتا-عبدالقادر
حکومت کو فوری طور پر کرکٹ کے معاملات کا نوٹس لینا پڑے گا-سینٹر انور بیگ
پاکستانی کرکٹرز سے زیادہ ملک کی بدنامی کسی نے نہیں کی-سینٹر انور بیگ
ساری ٹیم پر پابندی لگا کر نئے کھلاڑیوں کی ٹیم بنا دینی چاہیے-سینٹر انور بیگ
صرف الزامات کی بنیاد پر کھلاڑیوں کی مزمت نہیں کی جا سکتی-تفضل رضوی
ہم کھلاڑیوں کے اثاثوں کی چھان بین کر رہے-اسرار روف
کرکٹ ٹیم کے سات کھلاڑیوں پر جوے کے الزام کی بات درست نہیں ہے-تفضل رضوی
اعجاز احمد کو جوے کا الزام ثابت ہونے کے باوجود کوچ لگا دیا گیا-سینٹر انور بیگ
وسیم باری نے پاکستان کرکٹ کو ناقابل تلافی نقصان پہنچایا ہے-شعیب محمد
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Match Fixing in Cricket: A Timeline
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Match fixing is not a new phenomenon to hit cricket as there has been a lot of talk of cricketers throwing matches for money, the most recent incident being the arrest of London-based Mazhar Majeed who allegedly lured Pakistani fast bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif to deliver three blatant no-balls in the Lord's Test against England.
In a sting operation conducted by The News of the World, it was revealed that Mazhar received some 150,000 pounds from the tabloid and promised the undercover reporter that the fast bowlers will bowl no-balls at the agreed moment of the game.
Here's a rundown of match-fixing allegations to have hit the game:
1979-80
An early instance of match fixing can be traced back to the Test series between India and Pakistan in 1979. It happened in the final Test at Calcutta when Asif Iqbal reportedly picked up the coin and told GR Viswanath that India had won the toss. It was Sarfaraz Nawaz who made this allegation two decades later.
1981
Australian players Dennis Lillee and Rodney Marsh bet against their own team, backing England at the odds of 500 to one in the Headingley Test. No action was taken against them.
1992-93
Australian batsman Dean Jones claims to have been offered $50,000 by an Indian to provide information about the team during the Lankan tour.
1993
Allan Border alleges that he was offered £500,000 by Mushtaq Mohammed to lose a Test match against England.
1996
Former Indian team manager, Sunil Dev alleges that some of the Indian players indulged in match fixing and demands a judicial enquiry.
1997
Manoj Prabhakar accuses a fellow Team India player of offering him Rs 25 lakh to throw a match in Sri Lanka in 1994. His revelation leads the BCCI to appoint a commission to look into the allegation.
1998
Pakistan bowler Ata-ur-Rahman accuses Wasim Akram of offering him Rs 3 lakh to bowl badly against New Zealand. As a result of this allegation, Wasim Akram resigns as captain of the Pakistan team.
1998
Rashid Latif accuses Wasim Akram, Salim Malik, Inzamam-ul-Haq and Ijaz Ahmed of fixing matches. He also accuses Salim Malik of fixing matches during Pakistan's twin tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe in 1994-95.
1998
Mark Waugh, Shane Warne and Tim May claim they were offered $50,000 to lose a Test by Salim Malik during their tour to Pakistan in 1994. The Australian cricket board then asks the ICC to appoint a panel to look into the allegations. The PCB in its enquiry implicates three Pakistan players and recommends a ban on Salim Malik.
1998
Shane Warne and Mark Waugh confess to having accepted $11,000 from an Indian bookie to give some information on playing conditions during a tournament played in Sri Lanka in 1994. The Australian cricket board later says that it would impose a hefty fine on Warne and Waugh.
1999
Former England player Chris Lewis says that he was offered £300,000 to persuade England players to lose a match against New Zealand.
April 7, 2000
Delhi police charge Hansie Cronje with fixing South Africa's ODIs against India. Delhi police also reveal that they possess a conversation recorded during the ODI series between India and South Africa in March. They allege that the taped voices were of South African skipper Hansie Cronje and an Indian bookie, Sanjay Chawla. The conversation was about divulging team information and the amount to be paid to Cronje and his team-mates Herschelle Gibbs, Pieter Strydom and Nicky Boje.
April 9, 2000
Hansie Cronje vehemently denies the charges levelled against him saying, "I have never received any sum of money for any match that I have been involved in and have never approached any of the players and asked them if they wanted to fix a game."
April 11, 2000
The South African cricket board sacks Hansie Cronje after he calls Ali Bacher to confess that he was not entirely honest and admitted that to have accepted $10,000 to $15,000 from a London-based bookmaker, for forecasting results, not match-fixing.
April 15, 2000
Now, clouds of match fixing surround England's victory in the Centurion Test, where Cronje took the unexpected step of forfeiting an innings.
April 16, 2000
It is revealed that South Africa nearly accepted a $250,000 to lose a ODI against India in Mumbai in 1996. The players had discussed the offer in three meetings before it was turned down as Jonty Rhodes, Dave Richardson and Andrew Hudson were against it.
May 24, 2000
After a year long enquiry, Justice Qayyum finds Saleem Malik and Ata-ur-Rehman guilty of fixing matches and recommends life bans for the two. The report also says Wasim Akram and Mushtaq Ahmed should not be allowed to captain Pakistan in the future.
June 7, 2000
Former South African spinner Pat Symcox alleges that the team was offered around $250,000 to throw an ODI, on the first day of the King Commission hearings.
June 8, 2000
Herschelle Gibbs accuses Hansie Cronje of offering him a bribe to throw a match and tells the King Commission that he had accepted Cronje's offer of $15,000 to score less than 20 runs in an ODI in India.
June 15, 2000
Cronje admits to taking money for giving information to bookmakers and asking his team-mates to play badly. But he tells the King Commission that South Africa had never thrown or fixed a match under his captaincy.
June 27, 2000
Former Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Sir Paul Condon becomes the International Cricket Council's new anti-corruption investigator.
July 20, 2000
Indian income tax officials raid the homes of top cricket players, including those of then national coach Kapil Dev, former players Azharuddin, Ajay Jadeja, Nayan Mongia and Nikhil Chopra.
August 28, 2000
The United Cricket Board of South Africa bans Herschelle Gibbs and Henry Williams from international cricket for the rest of the year for their involvement in the Cronje scandal.
October 11, 2000
Cronje is banned from cricket for life by the United Cricket Board of South Africa as a result of his admission that he received money from bookmakers.
"The UCBSA council hereby intends to ban Hansie Cronje for life from all activities of the UCBSA and its affiliates," says a statement issued by the United Cricket Board of South Africa.
October 31, 2000
Bookmaker MK Gupta names several players including Brian Lara, Dean Jones, Alec Stewart, Arjuna Ranatunga, Aravinda de Silva, Martin Crowe and Saleem Malik of being involved in match fixing, says a CBI report. The CBI also says that former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin confessed to fixing games with the help of colleagues Ajay Jadeja and Nayan Mongia.
November 27, 2000
BCCI's anti-corruption commissioner K Madhavan finds Mohammad Azharuddin guilty of match-fixing, while Ajay Jadeja, Manoj Prabhakar, Ajay Sharma and former Indian team physio Ali Irani are found guilty of having links with bookies.
December 5, 2000
BCCI bans Azharuddin for life and Ajay Jadeja for five years for their role in match-fixing. Ajay Sharma is also banned from the game for life, while Prabhakar and the Indian team's former physio, Ali Irani, are barred from holding any official post in Indian cricket for five years.
July 11, 2001
Former England wicketkeeper batsman Alec Stewart is cleared of allegations that he took money from a bookmaker in return for providing team and pitch information during England's 1992-93 tour of India.
May 12, 2004
Marvan Atapattu is cleared of match-fixing allegations for lack of evidence by the Sri Lankan Cricket Board.
August 17, 2004
Kenyan player Maurice Odumbe is banned for five years by the Kenyan Cricket Association after he is found guilty of receiving money from bookmakers.
November 7, 2004
Stephen Fleming alleges that he was offered $370,000 during the 1999 World Cup to join a match-fixing syndicate.
May 13, 2008
West Indies player Marlon Samuels is slapped a ban of two years for allegedly passing on information to an Indian bookie during an ODI series in India in 2007.
In a sting operation conducted by The News of the World, it was revealed that Mazhar received some 150,000 pounds from the tabloid and promised the undercover reporter that the fast bowlers will bowl no-balls at the agreed moment of the game.
Here's a rundown of match-fixing allegations to have hit the game:
1979-80
An early instance of match fixing can be traced back to the Test series between India and Pakistan in 1979. It happened in the final Test at Calcutta when Asif Iqbal reportedly picked up the coin and told GR Viswanath that India had won the toss. It was Sarfaraz Nawaz who made this allegation two decades later.
1981
Australian players Dennis Lillee and Rodney Marsh bet against their own team, backing England at the odds of 500 to one in the Headingley Test. No action was taken against them.
1992-93
Australian batsman Dean Jones claims to have been offered $50,000 by an Indian to provide information about the team during the Lankan tour.
1993
Allan Border alleges that he was offered £500,000 by Mushtaq Mohammed to lose a Test match against England.
1996
Former Indian team manager, Sunil Dev alleges that some of the Indian players indulged in match fixing and demands a judicial enquiry.
1997
Manoj Prabhakar accuses a fellow Team India player of offering him Rs 25 lakh to throw a match in Sri Lanka in 1994. His revelation leads the BCCI to appoint a commission to look into the allegation.
1998
Pakistan bowler Ata-ur-Rahman accuses Wasim Akram of offering him Rs 3 lakh to bowl badly against New Zealand. As a result of this allegation, Wasim Akram resigns as captain of the Pakistan team.
1998
Rashid Latif accuses Wasim Akram, Salim Malik, Inzamam-ul-Haq and Ijaz Ahmed of fixing matches. He also accuses Salim Malik of fixing matches during Pakistan's twin tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe in 1994-95.
1998
Mark Waugh, Shane Warne and Tim May claim they were offered $50,000 to lose a Test by Salim Malik during their tour to Pakistan in 1994. The Australian cricket board then asks the ICC to appoint a panel to look into the allegations. The PCB in its enquiry implicates three Pakistan players and recommends a ban on Salim Malik.
1998
Shane Warne and Mark Waugh confess to having accepted $11,000 from an Indian bookie to give some information on playing conditions during a tournament played in Sri Lanka in 1994. The Australian cricket board later says that it would impose a hefty fine on Warne and Waugh.
1999
Former England player Chris Lewis says that he was offered £300,000 to persuade England players to lose a match against New Zealand.
April 7, 2000
Delhi police charge Hansie Cronje with fixing South Africa's ODIs against India. Delhi police also reveal that they possess a conversation recorded during the ODI series between India and South Africa in March. They allege that the taped voices were of South African skipper Hansie Cronje and an Indian bookie, Sanjay Chawla. The conversation was about divulging team information and the amount to be paid to Cronje and his team-mates Herschelle Gibbs, Pieter Strydom and Nicky Boje.
April 9, 2000
Hansie Cronje vehemently denies the charges levelled against him saying, "I have never received any sum of money for any match that I have been involved in and have never approached any of the players and asked them if they wanted to fix a game."
April 11, 2000
The South African cricket board sacks Hansie Cronje after he calls Ali Bacher to confess that he was not entirely honest and admitted that to have accepted $10,000 to $15,000 from a London-based bookmaker, for forecasting results, not match-fixing.
April 15, 2000
Now, clouds of match fixing surround England's victory in the Centurion Test, where Cronje took the unexpected step of forfeiting an innings.
April 16, 2000
It is revealed that South Africa nearly accepted a $250,000 to lose a ODI against India in Mumbai in 1996. The players had discussed the offer in three meetings before it was turned down as Jonty Rhodes, Dave Richardson and Andrew Hudson were against it.
May 24, 2000
After a year long enquiry, Justice Qayyum finds Saleem Malik and Ata-ur-Rehman guilty of fixing matches and recommends life bans for the two. The report also says Wasim Akram and Mushtaq Ahmed should not be allowed to captain Pakistan in the future.
June 7, 2000
Former South African spinner Pat Symcox alleges that the team was offered around $250,000 to throw an ODI, on the first day of the King Commission hearings.
June 8, 2000
Herschelle Gibbs accuses Hansie Cronje of offering him a bribe to throw a match and tells the King Commission that he had accepted Cronje's offer of $15,000 to score less than 20 runs in an ODI in India.
June 15, 2000
Cronje admits to taking money for giving information to bookmakers and asking his team-mates to play badly. But he tells the King Commission that South Africa had never thrown or fixed a match under his captaincy.
June 27, 2000
Former Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Sir Paul Condon becomes the International Cricket Council's new anti-corruption investigator.
July 20, 2000
Indian income tax officials raid the homes of top cricket players, including those of then national coach Kapil Dev, former players Azharuddin, Ajay Jadeja, Nayan Mongia and Nikhil Chopra.
August 28, 2000
The United Cricket Board of South Africa bans Herschelle Gibbs and Henry Williams from international cricket for the rest of the year for their involvement in the Cronje scandal.
October 11, 2000
Cronje is banned from cricket for life by the United Cricket Board of South Africa as a result of his admission that he received money from bookmakers.
"The UCBSA council hereby intends to ban Hansie Cronje for life from all activities of the UCBSA and its affiliates," says a statement issued by the United Cricket Board of South Africa.
October 31, 2000
Bookmaker MK Gupta names several players including Brian Lara, Dean Jones, Alec Stewart, Arjuna Ranatunga, Aravinda de Silva, Martin Crowe and Saleem Malik of being involved in match fixing, says a CBI report. The CBI also says that former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin confessed to fixing games with the help of colleagues Ajay Jadeja and Nayan Mongia.
November 27, 2000
BCCI's anti-corruption commissioner K Madhavan finds Mohammad Azharuddin guilty of match-fixing, while Ajay Jadeja, Manoj Prabhakar, Ajay Sharma and former Indian team physio Ali Irani are found guilty of having links with bookies.
December 5, 2000
BCCI bans Azharuddin for life and Ajay Jadeja for five years for their role in match-fixing. Ajay Sharma is also banned from the game for life, while Prabhakar and the Indian team's former physio, Ali Irani, are barred from holding any official post in Indian cricket for five years.
July 11, 2001
Former England wicketkeeper batsman Alec Stewart is cleared of allegations that he took money from a bookmaker in return for providing team and pitch information during England's 1992-93 tour of India.
May 12, 2004
Marvan Atapattu is cleared of match-fixing allegations for lack of evidence by the Sri Lankan Cricket Board.
August 17, 2004
Kenyan player Maurice Odumbe is banned for five years by the Kenyan Cricket Association after he is found guilty of receiving money from bookmakers.
November 7, 2004
Stephen Fleming alleges that he was offered $370,000 during the 1999 World Cup to join a match-fixing syndicate.
May 13, 2008
West Indies player Marlon Samuels is slapped a ban of two years for allegedly passing on information to an Indian bookie during an ODI series in India in 2007.
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