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Cricket: Mohammad Asif admits spot-fixing role

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Test ‘fixing’ case jurors considering their verdicts

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Pakistan cricket trio to appear in court

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Bail for four charged with match-fixing

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ICC probe television deal for banned Butt

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Cricket holds its breath for verdicts

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Spot-fixing tribunal nears verdict

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Spot-fixing tribunal under way in Doha

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Pakistan trio braced for 'fixing' tribunal

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Pakistan suspend Zulqarnain's contract

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Cricketers lose ban appeals

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Cricketer withdraws spot-fixing appeal

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Now Wahab Riaz is quizzed over fixing claims

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Cricket: ICC grant Pakistan trio extra time

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Andrew Strauss hits century as England win with just three balls to spare

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Shahid Afridi scorns latest allegations

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Afridi issues apology to the world for spot-fixing

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Imran Khan backs ICC suspension of players

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ICC chief refutes 'conspiracy' claim as Pakistan trio are suspended

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Pakistan cricketers questioned by police

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Match-fixing accused were 'set-up'

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Pakistan trio face PCB probe in London

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Pakistan trio face High Commission quiz

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Graham Gooch defends Andrew Strauss and Kevin Pietersen

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Five-star Riaz enjoys a dream debut as he puts England on the back foot

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Anderson steals the show on a day of tumbling wickets

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