LONDON: Islamabad's ambassador to London said Friday that cricket's world governing body had ‘no business’ to suspend the Pakistan players engulfed in an alleged betting scam. Wajid Shamsul Hasan told BBC radio that the International Cricket Council (ICC) was trying to "play to the public gallery" by provisionally suspending Test captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Aamer and Mohammad Asif. High commissioner Hasan spoke to the trio on Thursday and insisted afterwards that they were innocent of "spot-fixing", and said he thought they had been set up by a British newspaper sting. The players have decided to take no further part in the Pakistan squad's tour of England. Hasan said Friday that that should have been enough and there was no need for the ICC to suspend them. ...
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