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PSL spot-fixing case: Pakistan Cricket Board to griddle Nasir Jamshed
- Updated: March 16, 2017
Nasir Jamshed
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will survey Test batsman Nasir Jamshed for his purpose in PSL spot-fixing liaison that led to cessation of three
players. According to a well-informed central in a board, Jamshed will be questioned in during a Pakistan High Commission in London, where he is shaped these days. “He can’t come to Pakistan as he is on bail and has to seem before UK’s inhabitant crime group in Apr in this case. But we wish to also doubt him in fact about his purpose in a PSL spot-fixing scandal,” a source told PTI.
According to a central possibly Jamshed would be questioned on skype or a conduct of a PCB Anti-Corruption Unit, Colonel Azam would fly to London with a authorised confidant to lift out a interview. “It will occur shortly as Nasir appears to have played a pivotal purpose in a spot-fixing liaison that came to a notice.
He is a one who asked Sharjeel Khan, Khalid Latif and others to accommodate with a suspected bookmaker, Yousuf Anwar in Dubai final month,” a source claimed.
Media reports have pronounced that Nasir has also concluded to turn an approver in a box for a PCB though a source pronounced he was not in a position to endorse or repudiate this. Jamshed, 27, who has seemed in dual Tests, 48 ODIs and 18 T20 internationals is currently staid in a UK with his family though seemed in Pakistan¿s ongoing domestic deteriorate in January.
The left-hander was also suspected of spot-fixing in a Bangladesh Premier League dual years behind though managed to shun though any punishment and went on to make his final coming for Pakistan in a 2015 World Cup. The PCB has already dangling 3 players, Sharjeel, Khalid and Muhammad Irfan in a box and a three-member tribunal, headed by a former judge, has already been shaped to reason a hearings. Both Sharjeel and Khalid have denied doing any
spot-fixing for a suspected bookie and a nonetheless to be named immigrant though have certified to not informing authorities when approaches were done to them to mark repair matches in a PSL.
Similarly gait bowler, Muhammad Irfan has also certified removing offers and not informing a authorities about him and has also been provisionally dangling from all cricket and has been given 14-days to respond to a uncover means notice released to him in that he has been charged with defilement of some clauses of a ACU code. The PCB ACU officials and authorised confidant have also carried out minute doubt of another Pakistani player, Shahzaib Hasan on Tuesday and Wednesday in Lahore. Pakistan interior minister, Chaudhary Nisar Ali Khan told a media in Islamabad on Thursday that a supervision was holding a PSL spot-fixing box seriously. “The PSL spot-fixing box is not only about a cricket it is also an annoyance for Pakistan and we can tell we if anyone is found guilty of personification with a firmness of a diversion and picture of Pakistan he can design clever punishment,” Nisar said.