PCB flays ICC on latest investigation
The Pakistan Cricket Board on Saturday said that the ICC should have taken the board into confidence before launching an investigation following allegations of match-fixing in the third one-dayer against England.
The PCB is extremely perturbed by the recent allegations of corruption in the 3rd ODI between England and Pakistan, the PCB said in a statement.
PCB regrets the way these allegations have been handled as being a full member of ICC it only came to know through media that investigations will be conducted by ICC. PCB feels that ICC should repose more confidence in its members, the statement added.
The board also condemned sensationalising of allegations which it feels are harming cricket in general and Pakistan in particular.
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December 6, 2009 by Trend PK
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LONDON: British police clashed with anti-Islam protesters in the English city of Nottingham on Saturday.
Nottinghamshire Police said they made four arrests Saturday as several hundred demonstrators from the English Defense League marched through the city waving red-and-white English flags and shouting, “We want our country back.”
They were met by a rival group of anti-fascist protesters, and mounted police formed cordons between the sides.
The league has held a series of protests across Britain in the last few months. In each city they have been met by counter-demonstrators, and skirmishes have broken out.
The group says it is not racist and only opposes militant Islam. But its members have chanted anti-Muslim slogans and made Nazi salutes.
UK police clash with anti-Islam protesters was first posted on December 6, 2009 at 7:50 pm.
