Shoaib Malik: “If you remember, I was the one who tweeted. Now, everyone remembers that. I tweeted, ‘when will we come out of friendships and favours?'”
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Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik has taken a dig at opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq, hinting that he is benefiting from “friendships and favours.”
Members of the women’s team were reportedly forced to perform sexual favours in order to retain their spot in the side
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Despite being under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct, Sri Lanka have retained the officials in charge of the country’s women’s team for the their upcoming tour of the United Arab Emirates.
“So far we have not had any accusations”
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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) have announced that they will be launching an independent inquiry in order to investigate the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding officials in the country’s women’s team.
SLC have decided to “hold an initial investigation to determine if there is any merit in the allegations reported in the media”
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Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) have announced that they are investigating allegations that members of the country’s women’s team had to perform sexual favours in order to keep hold of their place in the side.
“No one is supporting these claims that Kev has come out with”
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Former England off-spinner Graeme Swann has announced that Kevin Pietersen hasn’t “done himself any favours in the long run” with the claims he has made in his autobiography.
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Arthur put many of the players under too much pressure
Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has revealed that ex-coach Mickey Arthur instilled fear into the heart of the team during his tenure, but also added that his successor Darren Lehmann will inject a new and much-needed calm into the squad.
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The West Indies will not play any more Test matches this year
The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Cricket Committee have announced that they are planning to introduce a minimum number of Test matches all Full Member nations must meet within four years in an attempt to salvage the diminishing reputation of the longest format of the game.
