The Pakistan cricket Board on Tuesday said it would consider helping out suspended pacer if he approaches them for help in his doping case with the Indian Premier League. Nadeem Akram PCB Director Human resources denied that the Board had distanced itself from Asif after he tested positive for a banned substance in the...
Pakistan cricket was rocked by yet another controversy on Monday when it was confirmed that Pakistan’s young fast bowler Mohammad Asif’s dope test, conducted in the first Indian Premier League (IPL) on May 30, has resulted in the positive. IPL chairman and Commissioner Lalit Modi confirmed on Monday that bowler, who represented Delhi Daredevils...
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