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Ex-Zimbabwe captain Streak banned 8 years for corruption after 'Mr X' link revealed Issued on: 14/04/2021 - 18:34 Former Zimbabwe captain and coach Heath Streak was banned for eight years by the ICC ALEXANDER JOE AFP/File 3 min Paris (AFP) Former Zimbabwe cricket captain Heath Streak was on Wednesday banned for eight years on corruption charges, the International Cricket Council announced, after being implicated for his dealings with a shadowy Indian gambler identified only as 'Mr X'. "Mr Streak chose to admit the charges and agreed the sanction wi...

Heath Streak. (TOI Photo) DUBAI: Former Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak was on Wednesday banned for eight years from all cricket after he accepted five charges of breaching the ICC anti-corruption code, including disclosing inside information and facilitating corrupt approaches. One of Zimbabwe's finest fast bowlers, Streak has been under investigation for a host of games between 2017 and 2018 when he served as a coach. Heath Streak banned for eight years under ICC Anti-Corruption Code https://t.co/887PDYUD9j via @ICC— ICC Media (@ICCMediaComms) 1618396237000 "Heath Streak is an experienced...

news Big relief as CAS reduces Umar Akmal’s 18-month ban to one year Muhammad Ali LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Friday suffered a huge shock after it lost its appeal against middle order batsman Umar Akmal in the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Switzerland. Umar’s 18-month ban, effective from February 20, 2020, over corruption charges has been reduced to a year. The verdict from the CAS, the Lausanne-based court, has come as a big relief for the batsman with a history of disciplinary issues that has earned him a string of fines and bans during his ca...

UMAR Akmal gestures during a news conference in Lahore on Friday.—AP LAHORE: The Court of Arbitration for Sport has reduced the ban on Pakistan middle-order batsman Umar Akmal to 12 months but hit him with a hefty fine of Rs4.25 million for breaching the Pakistan Cricket Board’s Anti-Corruption code. The Lausanne-based body announced the verdict on Friday, disposing off the appeals of both PCB and Umar. Umar was suspended in February 2020 for failing to report details of corrupt approaches made to him just before the start of the fifth Pakistan Super League. The PCB’s disciplinary pa...

Umar Akmal ban reduced to 12 months February 27, 2021 LAHORE: The Court of Arbitration for Sports has reduced ban on Umar Akmal from 18 months to 12 and imposed a fine of Rs4.25 million.CAS announced its decision on the appeals filed by PCB and Umar... Share LAHORE: The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) has reduced ban on Umar Akmal from 18 months to 12 and imposed a fine of Rs4.25 million. CAS announced its decision on the appeals filed by PCB and Umar against the order of the Independent Adjudicator. CAS through a consolidated order on both appeals imposed on Umar Akmal a sanct...