England star batsman Kevin Pietersen has revealed that his side has made a pact on not to sledge the Pakistan team about the spot-fixing scandal that had sent shockwaves through cricket in 2010.
Blackberry maker, Research in Motion (RIM), has reportedly refused to release data related to the 'Memo Gate' scandal.
Stephen Brenkley, writing in the Independent, says Pakistan have rebuilt considerably since the scandal-marred England tour in 2010, ensuring consistency in team selection under Misbah-ul-Haq. But the behaviour of both teams, he says, will be closely scrutinized for signs of friction. Pakistan seem, in short, to have got their act together. But that will not prevent an air of suspicion and intrigue around the Dubai International Cricket Stadium tomorrow. Misbah and Mohsin are trying desperately to move on. They have convinced their colleagues to forget the past and England too…
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan's former ambassador to Washington – the focus of a scandal that threatens to topple the government in Islamabad – said Monday that he was caught up in a “witch …
The former Pakistani diplomat at the centre of a scandal threatening to bring down the government in Islamabad says he has become embroiled in a “witch-hunt” against democracy …
A Pakistan judicial commission probing the Memo Gate scandal has directed concerned authorities in England to issue a visa to Pakistani-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz to allow him to appear before
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's former envoy to the United States, Husain Haqqani, is no stranger to intrigue. But even he didn't anticipate finding himself effectively imprisoned amid a scandal …
Pakistani-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz will arrive to Pakistan to testify his 'version' of the Memo Gate scandal before the judicial commission probe as and when required, his lawyer has said.
“Six successive defeats abroad, the imminent departure of three giants, the crumbling of the Test team: Indian cricket faces its most existential interrogation since the match-fixing scandal. But all it seems to bother with is Sachin Tendulkar’s 100th international century. Strange priority,” writes Ashok Malik in the Pioneer. Ever in denial, there are those in India who say MS Dhoni’s team is paying for the pressure of awaiting Tendulkar’s 100th. The pressure, if any, should be on him. Why should it bother the rest of the team, all 10 of…
Ali Zardari has said that his government will accept the findings of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security on the Memogate scandal because parliament is the supreme institution of the country.