Hafeez is not allowed to bowl in international matches
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According to a report in The Dawn, which is a Pakistan-based newspaper, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are considering sending all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez home after his bowling action was found to be illegal.
“He was a wonderful man, cricketer and umpire”
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Former Israel captain Hillel Awasker has passed away at the age of 55 after being struck by the ball while umpiring during a match in the city of Ashdod, which is located just south of Tel Aviv.
“Sir Richie Richardson has not been removed as Team Manager of the West Indies Team”
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The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has rubbished media reports stating that they sacked team manager Sir Richie Richardson.
“We parted ways really amicably”
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India bowling coach Joe Dawes has announced that he and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have gone their separate ways after he refused to work at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore.
Trinidad and Tobago plan to retain 15 players
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Cricketers playing in West Indies’ first-class tournament are likely to receive higher salaries, according to a report in the Trinidad & Tobago Guardian.
“How the leak happened, I’m not sure but I have confidence in them”
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New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum has admitted that he was “disappointed” when he found out that his testimony to the International Cricket Council (ICC) about match-fixing was leaked to the media.
“We can confirm that Brendon is not under investigation by the ICC and his testimony has actually been applauded by them”
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New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have announced that captain Brendon McCullum is not under investigation by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for match-fixing.
Vincent allegedly admitted that he agreed to fix a county match for £40,000
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has reportedly identified 12 county matches that were fixed, according to the Daily Mail.
Vincent has been providing information on matches that are suspected to have been fixed and the names of the players that were involved
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has given information on “widespread fixing” in at least five different countries, according to The Telegraph.
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“The players have signed contracts and all is well now”
Zimbabwe’s cricketers have agreed to a payment structure put forth by Zimbabwe Cricket for the upcoming World Twenty20 in Bangladesh later this month.
