When Pakistan leave for England to take part in the ICC Champions Trophy, a “vigilance expert” will probably be accompanying them to “monitor the presence of any unwanted men around the team”.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is working on a plan to send “vigilance expert” with the team who will help players to avoid match fixers[/caption]
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is working on a plan in this regard to help players avoid potential match fixers, a PCB official, who declined to be named, told AP news agency.
The ICC banned Pakistani players Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Amir and former captain Salman Butt after their involvement in spot-fixing scandal during Pakistan’s last tour of England in 2010.
The eight-nation Champions Trophy will be held in England between June 6 and 23.
Pakistan are in group B, along with archrivals India, South Africa and West Indies. The group A is comprised of Australia, England, New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is working on a plan to send “vigilance expert” with the team who will help players to avoid match fixers[/caption]The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is working on a plan in this regard to help players avoid potential match fixers, a PCB official, who declined to be named, told AP news agency.
The ICC banned Pakistani players Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Amir and former captain Salman Butt after their involvement in spot-fixing scandal during Pakistan’s last tour of England in 2010.
The eight-nation Champions Trophy will be held in England between June 6 and 23.
Pakistan are in group B, along with archrivals India, South Africa and West Indies. The group A is comprised of Australia, England, New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
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