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PCB congratulates Aleem Dar Honor of Pakistan: Chairman PCB Mohammed Ijaz Butt has congratulated ICC elite panel umpire Aleem Dar on being named as ICC Umpire of the Year 2010. “It is a great honour for the country that Aleem Dar has once again won the prestigious Umpire of the Year award for his honest and consistent performance over the last year. This is the second year running that Aleem Dar has been declared the best umpire in Cricket and it shows his hard work and dedication towards his job,” a PCB media release quoted Ijaz Butt. “Aleem Dar’s award has made all Pakistanis proud and we remain confident that he will continue to excel in his field On behalf of PCB I wish to congratulate him on being awarded this prestigious honour,” Ijaz Butt added.

THE News of the World has smashed a multi-million pound cricket match-fixing ring which RIGGED the current Lord's Test between England and Pakistan. READ TOMORROW'S NEWS OF THE WORLD FOR MORE REVELATIONS In the most sensational sporting scandal ever, bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif delivered THREE blatant no-balls to order. Their London-based fixer Mazhar Majeed, who let us in on the betting scam for £150,000, crowed "this is no coincidence" before the bent duo made duff deliveries at PRECISELY the moments promised to our reporter. Armed with our damning dossier of video evidence, Scotland Yard launched their own probe into the scandal. CHECK BACK LATER TO VIEW DAMNING VIDEO EVIDENCE Millions around the world watched Pakistan star bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif deliver three no-balls in the Test against England on Thursday and Friday at the historic home of cricket, Lord's in London. Unsuspecting fans packed the ground yesterda...

Apnieyesp.com Breaking News A 35-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly being caught offering to fix part of England's current cricket Test match with Pakistan. Mazhar Majeed allegedly offered to bribe certain Pakistani bowlers to manipulate the game, according to the News of the World (NOTW). Secret filming appears to show Majeed counting out £150,000 given to him by the newspaper in a London hotel the night, before the current 4th Test at Lord's. He then allegedly offers to ask certain bowlers to make sure they bowl "no balls" at specific points in the match. Posing as businessmen from the Far East, investigators from the paper told Majeed that they were planning to bet on when no balls occurred. The paper alleges that the no balls were delivered during the Test match exactly as described in the video footage. The NOTW's managing editor Bill Akass told Apnieyesp News: "Earlier this month, we received very compelling evidence that an individua...

LAHORE: Javed Miandad has been appointed Director General of Pakistan Cricket Board, a board announcement said on Wednesday. Talking to One World veteran cricketer said he will work for restoration of the prestige of Pakistan cricket.Miandad said that he started his cricket from streets and is well acquainted with the problems of the sport. He said he has prepared a strategy for solution of the problems faced by the sport. On questions regarding batsman Muhammad Yousaf and fast bowler Shoaib Akhtra, Javed Miandad said these matters were not related with his new PCB job. He said he can provide advice and extend help to cricketers on problems and can guide them about their sports skills but these matters are out of the purview of his job.

CNews ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) sued fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar for 200 million rupees (three million dollars) on Thursday for making allegedly defamatory comments after he was banned for five years. Shoaib Akhtar was banned by the PCB on Tuesday, a move that effectively ends his career after a series of disciplinary problems culminating in a public outburst against the board for not giving him a contract. "We demand immediate retraction of allegations from Shoaib Akhtar in various statements which were malicious and baseless," PCB chairman Dr Nasim Ashraf told a foreign news agency. "He must apologise and pay damages of 100 million rupees to the PCB and damages of 100 million rupees to me." In a letter made public by the board, lawyers for PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf demanded the money for a "malicious and vile piece of defamation" allegedly made by Akhtar in a television interview on Wednesday. In the interview with a private television ch...

CNews LAHORE: Fast bowler Shoaib Akhter reaching Lahore today to file an appeal against fiver years ban imposed on him by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).Talking to Geo News before departure, Shoaib said that he would file the appeal at any cost and he made consultation with lawyer in this connection.The appeal would be filed today or tomorrow according to the advise of lawyer, Shoaib added.