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Two Hong Kong cricketers receive life bans for match-fixing


26 August 2019  

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The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday banned two Hong Kong cricketers, Irfan Ahmed and Nadeem Ahmed for life after an investigation revealed their involvement in match-fixing.

While the Ahmed brothers received a lifetime ban, another Hong Kong player Haseeb Amjad got a five-year ban.

The ICC announced this decision after their Anti-Corruption Tribunal found these players breaching the Anti-Corruption Code.

Publish Date : 26 August 2019 21:21 PM

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