Geo 436 ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary sports committee in Pakistan on Monday asked the government to dissolve the country”s cricket board in the latest corruption scandal to hit the sport. Seven Pakistan national team players are facing a police investigation over a match-fixing scandal which surfaced on Sunday in British tabloid the News of the World. “Our committee has unanimously recommended to dissolve the Pakistan Cricket Board and if it is not done we will collectively resign from this committee,” said Iqbal Muhammad Ali, chief of the committee in parliament”s lower house
Monday, August 30, 2010
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