Nasir Jamshed

Pakistan team's opening batsman Nasir Jamshed has landed up in police custody after being caught cheating in his secondary school examinations.

Salman Bashir, ambassador of Pakistan to India, hosted a small farewell reception at the Pakistan embassy for the Pakistan cricket team before they left India on Monday.

Pakistan's discarded Test opener Nasir Jamshed faces the prospect of ban in absentia for his alleged role in the Pakistan Super League spot-fixing scandal if he doesn't respond to the charge sheet filed against him by the PCB on May 18.

The match-fixing scandal that has rocked Pakistan Super league grew in proportion on Monday as another player Nasir Jamshed, a Test discard, was suspended from all forms of cricket for his alleged involvement in the controversy.

Pakistan batsman Nasir Jamshed will be punished in absentia under the Pakistan Cricket Board's anti-corruption code of conduct if he does not cooperate with the spot-fixing inquiry into the Pakistan Super League.

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Mohammad Yousuf has been recalled to the Pakistan squad for their One-day series against the West Indies in Abu Dhabi later this month.

Pakistan's selectors omitted all the Akmal brothers - Kamran, Umar and Adnan - for the forthcoming Test series against South Africa while recalling wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Ahmed.

Pakistan opener Nasir Jamshed has challenged the alleged spot-fixing charges framed against him by Cricket Board (PCB).

Misbah hit a crucial half-ton in his 50th consecutive match as Pakistan's captain, but saw his side kept in check in the first ODI against Zimbabwe.

Pakistan coach Waqar Younis stormed out of the mandatory press conference on Saturday after being questioned about an alleged tiff with a player.

The ICC on Sunday approved Nasir Jamshed as a replacement for injured Mohammad Hafeez in Pakistan's squad for the World Cup, starting February 14.

The anti-corruption tribunal of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reserved its judgement on the allegations of spot-fixing against discarded Test batsman Nasir Jamshed and will announce it in the next 30 days.

Battling charges of spot-fixing, Pakistan's suspended batsman Khalid Latif could face more disciplinary action after he refused to appear before the Cricket Board's Anti-Corruption Unit in Lahore.

The PCB legal advisor claimed on Thursday that the evidence given by the National Crime Agency of the United Kingdom has validated the fixing allegations against Pakistani batsmen Sharjeel Khan and Khalid Latif.

PCB is likely to face some questions from ICC after one of its senior officials was spotted at a match in Houston where banned Danish Kaneria also played.

Kamran Akmal believes the only way for Pakistan to make a comeback against South Africa is to play aggressively and positively against their fearsome pace attack.

Pakistan batsman Khalid Latif has been handed a five-year ban and fined one million rupees by the anti-corruption tribunal after finding him guilty of six breaches of the Pakistan Cricket Board's anti-corruption code.

It took a phone call and strict orders from PCB Chairman Shaharyar Khan to the manager of the World Cup squad before Sarfraz Ahmed was finally given a chance to play in the tournament.

The country's Federal Investigation Agency has issued notices to four Pak players - Nasir Jamshed, Khalid Latif, Sharjeel Khan and Mohd Irfan - to appear for questioning in the PSL spot-fixing case on March 20 and 21 before a special team of the agency.