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Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has revealed that he got into a heated altercation with batsman Umar Akmal.
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Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has revealed that he got into a heated altercation with batsman Umar Akmal.

Kamran Akmal: “I always treated Zulqarnain as my younger brother. But I am really disappointed over his statement against my father-in-law”
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal has said that he is “really disappointed” with Zulqarnain Haider over the comments he made about his father-in-law.
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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal’s father-in-law has sued Zulqarnain Haider for a staggering Rs 100 million for defamation.

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Zulqarnain Haider: “He has been involved in shady dealings and not only does he deserve a life ban even his property and assets should be seized”
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Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Zulqarnain Haider has claimed that batsman Umar Akmal should have been banned for life as he was involved in “shady dealings” in the past.

Roshan Abeysinghe on Umar Akmal: “I thought he would break a lot of records for Pakistan. I though he was good as any young batsman and could have been Pakistan’s answer to Virat Kohli”
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Sri Lanka commentator Roshan Abeysinghe believes that Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal was so talented that he “could have been Pakistan’s answer to Virat Kohli”.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has released a detailed insight into batsman Umar Akmal’s corruption case and why he was banned for three years.

A source close to the PCB speaking about Umar Akmal: “He could get a suspended sentence in his three-year ban because this will also test him as an individual to see how he behaves and conducts himself in future”
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Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal ‘could get a suspended sentence in his three-year ban’, according to a source close to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

Mohammad Asif: “I was selfish as a bowler because I wanted to take wickets, and that was to help the team win. Being selfish isn’t bad if you’re playing your part for the team”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif has admitted that he “selfish as a bowler” as he constantly wanted to take wickets.

Pakistan seamer Mohammad Asif: “Yes, I should have behaved better off the field. That is where I had issues. But I didn’t die of hunger then and I’m not going to die of hunger now either”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif expressed regret over his tainted past, but insisted that he is “not going to die of hunger” as a result of it.