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Bookies earned 20mn pounds from Pak's tour to Eng: Report


 LONDON: The shocking match-fixing scandal, involving the Pakistan team, turned out to be a money spinner for the bookies with reports suggesting that the fixers may have raked in at least 20 million pounds from Pakistan's matches in England this summer.

According to a report in the Daily Mirror tabloid, match-fixing crooks have so far earned at least 20 million pounds from Pakistan's tour to England, which also involved a Test series against Australia.

 "And the cut to players involved in the alleged scam could be around 6 million pounds," a police source told the tabloid.

"There are huge amounts of money involved. A well-organised gang could easily have bagged tens of millions in a world-wide gambling operation," the tabloid quoted an expert as saying.

Meanwhile, Scotland Yard was examining the mobile phones of several Pakistan cricketers confiscated during a raid from their hotel rooms after allegations of spot-fixing in the Lord's Test had surfaced on Sunday.

Pakistan team's bus was pelted with tomatoes and booed by their own supporters as they left Lord's yesterday, hours after four players were questioned by Scotland Yard sleuths in connection to the 'spot-fixing' allegations.

The controversy-ridden Pakistan cricket team's reputation came for a beating after a sting operation "exposed" 'spot-fixing' by pacers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir, who were allegedly paid by a bookie Mazhar Majeed to send down no balls during the lost Lord's Test against England.

Majeed was arrested on Saturday but was released on bail last night. The Pakistani cricketers implicated in the scandal, including captain Salman Butt, Asif, Aamir and wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal.




A former Israeli soldier allegedly posted photos on Facebook of herself with blindfolded and bound Palestinian prisoners. The photos have quickly gone viral, sparking widespread outrage and condemnation across the world. The woman alleged to be shown in the photos, Eden Abergil, finished her compulsory service with the Israeli military in 2009. She’s accused of posting the questionable photos with the title, “The Army… The Most Beautiful Time of My Life.”

Sourec: indyposted.com


Philippine police have stormed a hijacked bus in Manila, ending a day-long siege in which a group of Chinese tourists was taken hostage.

At least seven hostages died and officials said police marksmen shot and killed the gunman.

A former policeman armed with an M-16 had seized the bus in an apparent attempt to get his job back.

News Source; BBC
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