Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal has offered to pay the fine imposed on his brother, Umar Akmal, via his PSL salary so that the latter can start his rehabilitation program Umar Akmal, 30, was suspended by the Pakistan Cricket Board in early
The tiff between Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and keeper-batsman Umar Akmal continues to deepen as the apex body rejects his plea to pay the fine imposed in instalments. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) slapped a fine of Rs. 42,50,000, following his failure to
Umar Akmal has opened up about the corrupt approaches, his ban, and his life in the last 12 months as his ban – which was initially 3 years, then got reduced to 18 months, and then to 12 months – will soon
Pakistan’s attacking batsman, Umar Akmal will feel a sigh of relief as his ban from cricket has been reduced from 18 months – which was initially 3 years – to 12 months and he will soon return to cricket. The Court of
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), on Monday, announced that it will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against the reduction of batsman Umar Akmal’s ban for an anti-corruption breach. The PCB had banned the middle-order batsman in April for failing
Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria has once again taken a shot at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Taking a dig at the board in the wake of Umar Akmal’s sentence being reduced to half, the former spinner said the zero-tolerance policy applies
Controversial Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal’s sentence has been reduced from three to 1.5 years by an independent adjudicator of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday. The ban was imposed on the batsman earlier this year after he was found guilty of
Umar Akmal’s career fell in jeopardy after PCB handing him a ban from all representative cricket for three years after he failed to report details of corrupt approaches made to him ahead of this year’s PSL. His elder brother and veteran Pakistan
The name Virat Kohli is not only a name as of today it is a brand. Having made his international debut in 2008, Kohli couldn’t cement his spot as a regular fixture in the national side amid the stalwarts and seniors in
Social media has become a very integral part of our lives. The most important thing that it has done is it has proceeded to bridge the game between celebrities and common people. Nowadays, we see cricketers, like other public figures, use social
