Mohammad Amir blame PCB for fit fiasco

An apologetic Mohammad Amir has answerable PCB for not calming him enough against corruption and vowed to make known "more" about the case. Amir was sent to young offender custody centre for six months while Butt and Asif were sent to jail for 30 months and 12 months correspondingly after being found guilty of spot-fixing during last year's Lord's Test against England. The young bowler held the Pakistan cricket establishment for not doing sufficient...

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Andrew Strauss needs calm on jailed trio

England skipper Andrew Strauss is strong-minded to see that his players do not harbor any ill-feeling against Pakistan in the wake of spot-fixing scandal. Several British players such as Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann have made their resentment public in the background of the spot-fixing scandal, in which three Pakistani cricketers were found guilty and sentence for varied terms. Off-spinner Swann has exposed in his life story that England players...

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Shane Watson needs life prohibit on fixers

Australia vice captain Shane Watson feels life bans should be handed out to dishonest cricketers to send out a strong signal to others. Watson's explanation came after three Pakistani cricketers-- Salman Butt, Mohhamed Asif and Mohammad Amir -- were sentence to jail after being found guilty in a spot-fixing scandal. Former captain Butt was sentence to two-and-a-half years while fast bowlers Asif and Amir received 12 and six-month terms respectively. "In...

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