international cricket for sometime. Is the? Is the suggestion valid?
Several top South African players are considering to make themselves unavailable from the series against Pakistan next month and one came up with this suggestion:
"Maybe it's time for the ICC to step in, or for Pakistan to withdraw from the international game for a year until the mess can be cleaned up and people can start to believe in the game and develop a bit of trust," the player said.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cricket/international/southafrica/8011475/Pakistan-match-fixing-claims-South-African-players-concerned-about-upcoming-series.html
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Pakistan's 'withdrawal' from international cricket may, of course, happen involuntarily anyway. With the ECB having ruled itself out of acting as a 'home' venue in the immediate future and the UAE financially unsustainable, the PCB is rapidly running out of options - not to mention willing opponents.
After Saturday's allegations concerning the third one-dayer at The Oval, even Zimbabwe Cricket, as desperate as it is to shed its pariah status and reacquaint itself with all of the major cricket playing nations, was being forced to "think again" about its offer.
Several top South African players are considering to make themselves unavailable from the series against Pakistan next month and one came up with this suggestion:
"Maybe it's time for the ICC to step in, or for Pakistan to withdraw from the international game for a year until the mess can be cleaned up and people can start to believe in the game and develop a bit of trust," the player said.
Do you agree
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cricket/international/southafrica/8011475/Pakistan-match-fixing-claims-South-African-players-concerned-about-upcoming-series.html
More:
Pakistan's 'withdrawal' from international cricket may, of course, happen involuntarily anyway. With the ECB having ruled itself out of acting as a 'home' venue in the immediate future and the UAE financially unsustainable, the PCB is rapidly running out of options - not to mention willing opponents.
After Saturday's allegations concerning the third one-dayer at The Oval, even Zimbabwe Cricket, as desperate as it is to shed its pariah status and reacquaint itself with all of the major cricket playing nations, was being forced to "think again" about its offer.