cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:13 pmshoaib akhtar & danish kaneria, will depend on what happens when they face the 'appeals board'
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Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:13 pmRe: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:14 pmWhat have they done? I haven't heard.
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:21 pmMightyEagles wrote:What have they done? I haven't heard.
get the link to sportsbet from this site & look at the news section near the bottom of the front page
that's all i did 
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:35 pmbayman wrote:MightyEagles wrote:What have they done? I haven't heard.
get the link to sportsbet from this site & look at the news section near the bottom of the front page
so we have to go here and there and you could post it in one
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:36 pmlocky801 wrote:bayman wrote:MightyEagles wrote:What have they done? I haven't heard.
get the link to sportsbet from this site & look at the news section near the bottom of the front page
so we have to go here and there and you could post it in one
not when you don't know how to do it
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:38 pmbayman wrote:locky801 wrote:bayman wrote:MightyEagles wrote:What have they done? I haven't heard.
get the link to sportsbet from this site & look at the news section near the bottom of the front page
so we have to go here and there and you could post it in one
not when you don't know how to do it
I SHOWED YOU HOW TO CUT AND PASTE BAYMAN
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:40 pmmagpie in the 80's wrote:locky801 wrote:bayman wrote:MightyEagles wrote:What have they done? I haven't heard.
get the link to sportsbet from this site & look at the news section near the bottom of the front page
so we have to go here and there and you could post it in one
not when you don't know how to do it
I SHOWED YOU HOW TO CUT AND PASTE BAYMAN
i know but i've forgotten & deleted it sorry
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 7:44 pmHere you go:
http://au.news.yahoo.com/080322/19/168dk.html
Pakistan Cricket Board defer Akhtar disciplinary decision
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KARACHI (AFP) - The Pakistan Cricket Board deferred a decision Saturday on disciplinary action against paceman Shoaib Akhtar, who faces a possible life ban for violating the body's code of conduct.
"We have empowered the disciplinary committee to take a decision on Akhtar and leg-spinner Danish Kaneria after giving them a proper hearing," PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf told reporters. The hearing will be held within a week.
Akhtar is on two-year probation and if found guilty of violating the PCB code, could face a life ban.
The paceman last month accused the PCB of double standards over the awarding of central contracts to players and criticised facilities during a first-class match.
The case against Kaneria centres on a website column in which he expressed his anger after being demoted from a "B" category contract to a "C" category deal.
In October last year, Akhtar was fined 3.4 million rupees (52,000 dollars) and banned for 13 matches for hitting fellow paceman Mohammad Asif with a bat, just days before the start of the Twenty20 World Championships.
He was put on probation for two years following the incident.
The 32-year-old was dropped from Pakistan's list of 15 contracted players in January after the paceman had another disappointing year, plagued by injures and discipline problems.
Instead, Akhtar was offered a special retainer deal, which he refused to sign.
"The PCB has double standards for me. At once they declare me unfit and drop me from central contract and then suddenly announce that I am fit and make me captain of a first-class team," Akhtar had said.
Despite occasional successes over the past two years, Akhtar has often attracted negative publicity.
His flirtation with a Bollywood acting career has also irked the cricket authorities.
The paceman, who has played 46 Tests and 138 one-day internationals since making his debut in 1997, was also involved in a doping scandal in 2006. He and fellow paceman Asif tested positive for banned steroid nandrolone but their bans were overturned on appeal.
Both Akhtar and Asif missed the 2007 World Cup held in the Caribbean due to injuries.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/080322/19/168dk.html
Pakistan Cricket Board defer Akhtar disciplinary decision
Enlarge image
KARACHI (AFP) - The Pakistan Cricket Board deferred a decision Saturday on disciplinary action against paceman Shoaib Akhtar, who faces a possible life ban for violating the body's code of conduct.
"We have empowered the disciplinary committee to take a decision on Akhtar and leg-spinner Danish Kaneria after giving them a proper hearing," PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf told reporters. The hearing will be held within a week.
Akhtar is on two-year probation and if found guilty of violating the PCB code, could face a life ban.
The paceman last month accused the PCB of double standards over the awarding of central contracts to players and criticised facilities during a first-class match.
The case against Kaneria centres on a website column in which he expressed his anger after being demoted from a "B" category contract to a "C" category deal.
In October last year, Akhtar was fined 3.4 million rupees (52,000 dollars) and banned for 13 matches for hitting fellow paceman Mohammad Asif with a bat, just days before the start of the Twenty20 World Championships.
He was put on probation for two years following the incident.
The 32-year-old was dropped from Pakistan's list of 15 contracted players in January after the paceman had another disappointing year, plagued by injures and discipline problems.
Instead, Akhtar was offered a special retainer deal, which he refused to sign.
"The PCB has double standards for me. At once they declare me unfit and drop me from central contract and then suddenly announce that I am fit and make me captain of a first-class team," Akhtar had said.
Despite occasional successes over the past two years, Akhtar has often attracted negative publicity.
His flirtation with a Bollywood acting career has also irked the cricket authorities.
The paceman, who has played 46 Tests and 138 one-day internationals since making his debut in 1997, was also involved in a doping scandal in 2006. He and fellow paceman Asif tested positive for banned steroid nandrolone but their bans were overturned on appeal.
Both Akhtar and Asif missed the 2007 World Cup held in the Caribbean due to injuries.
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 8:06 pmWould it do the Redbacks more harm than good to get Akhtar here for a season? 
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2008 11:21 pmspell_check wrote:Would it do the Redbacks more harm than good to get Akhtar here for a season?
Tait from one end, Akhtar from the other. I suggest it would do the opposition batsmen more harm than good
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 9:23 amAkhtar has been handed a 5 year ban by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
That Bollywood connection may not have been too bad a career move....
That Bollywood connection may not have been too bad a career move....
Re: cricketers face life ban
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:13 pmSACA get Akhtar bowling department needs to improve