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Umar Akmal's ban halved to 18 months by Independent Adjudicator

Umar Akmal’s ban halved to 18 months by Independent Adjudicator

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Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Umar Akmal’s suspension has been reduced to 18 months after a trial procedure with independent adjudicator Faqir Muhammad Khokhar, a former Supreme Court judge, Justice (retd). Akmal was earlier handed a three-year ban on April 27 by a Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) disciplinary panel, which found him guilty of breaching Article 2.4.4 of the PCB…

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Kaneria mocks PCB on ‘zero tolerance policy’ after Akmal’s ban halved

Kaneria mocks PCB on ‘zero tolerance policy’ after Akmal’s ban halved

Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria, who has been trying get his life ban for spot-fixing lifted, on Thursday said PCB’s decision to reduce Umar Akmal’s suspension for failing to report corrupt approaches smacks of double standards.

The likes of Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Asif and Salman Butt, who too were found guilty of spot-fixing like Kaneria, have been allowed back into the PCB fold. In…

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PCB asks Umar Akmal to pay his fine in full, rejects his installments plea

PCB asks Umar Akmal to pay his fine in full, rejects his installments plea

Image Source : AP Umar Akmal The Pakistan Cricket Board would not allow controversial Test batsman Umar Akmal to pay his fine of 4.25 million rupees in installments, rejecting his claims of financial struggles. Paying the fine would pave the way for him to return to cricket after serving a ban for breaching clauses of the Anti-Corruption code. According to details, after Umar pleaded his case…

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Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal said about spot fixing case

Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal said about spot fixing case

Omar Akmal, the young people of Pakistan, are once again in the news. Umar Akmal has got a big relief in the matter of display fixing. In the case related to corruption, the ban of Omar Akmal was reduced from 18 months to 12 months. Umar Akmal says that he did not inform the PCB about the issue of fixing fixes because he felt that the information would not remain confidential. Omar was banned by…

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Shoaib Akhtar responds to PCB legal counsel Rizvi's defamation notice, demands apology

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Shoaib Akhtar responds to PCB legal counsel Rizvi's defamation notice, demands apology

Tafazzui Rizvi, the legal counsel of the PCB, sent a defamation notice to Shoaib Akhtar after the former Pakistan pacer called him ‘inept’ while criticising the board’s 3-year ban on Umar Akmal.

Shoaib Akhtar responded to the defamation notice from PCB’s legal counsel (Reuters Photo)

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Shoaib Akhtar responded to PCB legal counsel Rizvi’s defamation notice

Akhtar said whatever he said was for the betterment of Pakistan cricket

PCB said Rizvi filed notice in his personal capacity

Former Pakistan pace spearhead Shoaib Akhtar has responded to the defamation notice sent to him by the Cricket Board’s legal counsel Tafazzul Rizvi, calling it “legally defective, merit-less and misconceived”.

The temperamental pacer also demanded an apology from Rizvi for trying to “publicly humiliate, degrade, defame and ridicule” him.

“Whatever I said on my channel was for betterment off Pakistan cricket and to point out to the board where it needed to put things right. Whatever I said about Rizvi was based on my personal interaction with him,” Akhtar said.

“My comments about PCB & Mr. Rizvi are expression of opinion given in public interest to point out shortcomings in PCB with hope for improvement,” he tweeted.

Rizvi, the long serving legal counsel of the Pakistan Cricket Board, sent the defamation notice after, on his YouTube channel, the fast bowler called him “inept” while criticising the three-year ban imposed on discarded Test batsman Umar Akmal.

Akmal was banned for failing to report corrupt approaches.

PCB said Rizvi filed notice in his personal capacity

Rizvi has demanded an unconditional apology and compensation of Rs 10 million to be donated to a charity. But Akhtar has been defiant, insisting he will fight the case.

The PCB, while issuing a statement on Akhtar’s video and sharply rebuking him, also made it clear that Rizvi had filed the notice in his personal capacity.

The fast bowler has developed a penchant for getting into controversies.

He recently evoked sharp response from former Indian players when he suggested a charity match between Pakistan and India to raise funds to fight the coronavirus pandemic in the subcontinent.

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Umar Akmal 'not prepared to show remorse,' says PCB disciplinary panel member Fazal-e-Miran Chauhan

Umar Akmal ‘not prepared to show remorse,’ says PCB disciplinary panel member Fazal-e-Miran Chauhan

Lahore: Umar Akmal did not seem prepared to show remorse nor did he seek an apology for failing to report corrupt approaches, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board’s disciplinary panel has observed in his detailed judgement after imposing a three-year ban on the temperamental batsman.

Justice (retired) Fazal-e-Miran Chauhan submitted his detailed judgement on the case to the Pakistan Cricket…

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Current Affairs - 30th April 2020

For cracking any competition exams, the current affairs and general knowledge are mandatory. Current Affairs is an essential part of any competitive exam, so we thought of a system that will help people in Current Affairs.   A low-cost robotic device named as “Hospital Care Assistive Robotic Device (HCARD)” has been developed by CSIR-Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute.  TS Tirumurti appointed as India’s next Ambassador or Permanent Representative to the United Nations on April 29, 2020. Tirumurti is a 1985 batch IFS officer. He will be succeeding Sayyad Akbaruddin, who is due to retire shortly.  UGC releases guidelines for examinations and academic calendar for universities in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. The new academic session for freshers may begin in universities from September and for already enrolled students in August. Exams for final semester students be conducted in July.  Over 5 million people faced displacements in India in 2019, which is the highest in the world as per the Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID 2020). The report was released by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre. As per the report, 33.4 million people faced displacements in the world due to conflicts and disasters.  CSIR-CMERI in Durgapur (West Bengal) develops a low-cost robotic device HCARD for healthcare workers treating COVID-19 affected while maintaining social distancing.  Tripura has developed a mobile COVID-19 sample collection kiosk to collect samples from suspected coronavirus cases without having any physical contact. A three-wheeler heavy-duty auto rikshaw has been transformed into a COVID-19 sample collection kiosk by the Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC).  Shiv Das Meena has been appointed as chairman and managing director of Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO).  The Australian government is looking to make travel exemptions for the Indian team’s tour Down Under later this year to save the Australian cricket board. Cricket Australia, which has laid off almost 80 percent of its employees, is under huge financial pressure in the wake of COVID-9 pandemic.  Scientists from Jawaharlal Nehru Centre For Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) have developed a “Berberine” based Alzheimer inhibitor.  Germany has banned the Hezbollah organization, designating it is a terrorist organization. The Interior Ministry of the country announced on April 30, 2020. The United States and Israel have been pushing Germany to ban the organization.  The United States has announced an additional grant worth $3 million to help India combat the COVID-19 pandemic. The US aid agency (USAID) had announced a grant worth $2.9 million to India on April 6, 2020, to support its efforts to contain the spread of novel coronavirus.  Nagaland has imposed a COVID-19 cess on diesel and petrol, becoming the first state to introduce such a tax in India. Nagaland has imposed a Rs 5 per liter COVID-19 cess on diesel and Rs 6 per liter cess on petrol and other such liquid fuel.  Pakistani cricketer Umar Akmal was banned by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on April 27, 2020, for three years. The ban has been imposed on the Pakistani batsmen for failing to report corrupt approaches ahead of the country’s T20 premier league this year.

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Part of Umar Akmal's Three-year Ban Could be Suspended, According to PCB

Part of Umar Akmal’s Three-year Ban Could be Suspended, According to PCB

Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal could have a part of his three-year anti-corruption ban suspended when the judge heading the Cricket Board’s disciplinary Panel gives out his detailed judgement soon, a source in the PCB has said.

After the hour-long hearing of the panel held on April Monday in Lahore, where Umar appeared himself to plead his case, Justice (retd) Miran Chohan announced a three-year ban…

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Due to this reason, Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal has banned for 3 years

Lahore: Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday imposed a three-year ban on Umar Akmal. This ban against them will be applicable in all formats of cricket. This means that Umar Akmal will stay away from cricket for three years now. This ban has been imposed on Omar Akmal for not informing the board of a proposal for a fixing case. The offer was made to him before the commencement of the fifth edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Under the Anti-Corruption Code of PCB, it is mandatory that if a player receives any proposal for fixing, he should inform the board without delay. There is a provision for punishment for not doing so. The PCB has shared this information in a tweet. It has been said in the tweet that the decision has been taken by Justice (Retd) Fazal-e-Miran Chauhan, Chairman of the Board's Discipline Committee. The PCB (Pakistan Cricket Board) suspended Umar Akmal in this case on 20 February with immediate effect. PSL was also barred from participating on behalf of Quetta Gladiators. He was found guilty of violating two provisions of the Anti-Corruption Code of the PCB. In response to the notice, Umar Akmal had said not to appeal to the Anti-Corruption Tribunal. The case was then referred to the Disciplinary Committee, which, after hearing on Monday, convicted Omar and banned him for three years. Also read: COVID-19: Mary Kom gave a message to people to stay fit Read the full article

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PCB refers Umar Akmal matter to Disciplinary Panel Chairman Umar Akmal's case will go directly to the Chairman of the Disciplinary Panel after he decided against requesting a hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal.

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Pakistan's Umar Akmal appeals against his three-year ban

Pakistan’s Umar Akmal appeals against his three-year ban

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Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal, who was handed a three-year ban by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for failing to report a corrupt approach, on Tuesday appealed against the suspension. For Umar’s appeal, PCB will appoint an independent panel.

As per reports, Umar has hired Adviser to the Prime Minister on Parliamentary Affairs, Babar Awan’s law first to help him in the case.  PCB had…

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#BreakingNews UPDATE - Umar Akmal has not requested for any hearing infront of PCB Anti Corruption Tribunal as now case is referred to CM Disciplinary Panel Justice (r) Fazal-e-Miran. Sources claim Umar Akmal has accepted the charges which has maximized chances of minimum ban span and fine. #umarakmal #Cricket #CricGeo https://www.instagram.com/p/B-xEkBeFPtq/?igshid=644lmayvhfob

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Afridi feels PCB failed to set strong example against corruption

Lahore: Former skipper Shahid Afridi feels that repeated cases of Pakistan players either being approached by bookies or them failing to report approaches is due to the failure of the Pakistan Cricket Board to set strong examples. Umar Akmal is the latest player who failed to report an approach made during the Pakistan Super League.

“I feel these examples should have been set in the past but this…

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Pakistan Cricketer Umar Akmal Suspended In Case Of Corruption - इस बार नहीं बच सके उमर अकमल, भ्रष्‍टाचार के मामले में किया सस्पेंड

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PCB refers Umar Akmal matter to Disciplinary Panel Chairman

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PCB refers Umar Akmal matter to Disciplinary Panel Chairman

Umar Akmal’s case will go directly to the Chairman of the Disciplinary Panel after he decided against requesting a hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal.

Umar Akmal. (Reuters Photo)

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Akmal was suspended on February 20 and could not take part in the Pakistan Super League

The Pakistan Cricket Board has referred Umar Akmal’s case to the disciplinary panel

Akmal had been charged for failing to disclose to the PCB Vigilance and Security Department

After determining that Umar Akmal has not requested for a hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal, the Pakistan Cricket Board has referred the matter to the Chairman of the Disciplinary Panel Justice (retired) Fazal-e-Miran Chauhan, former Lahore High Court Judge, the PCB said on Thursday.

The PCB made the determination after examining the contents of Akmal’s reply in which no written request for a hearing before the Anti-Corruption Tribunal had been made for the purposes of contesting liability or level of sanction or both as per Article 4.6.6 of the PCB Anti-Corruption Code.

In accordance with Article 4.8.1 of the Code, the Chairman of the Disciplinary Panel, shall now issue a public decision confirming the offences under the Code specified in the Notice of Charge and imposing applicable sanctions.

The confirmation of the offences will be followed by levying applicable sanctions, which in Akmal’s case range from a six-month suspension to a life ban.

“Until the Chairman of the Disciplinary Panel has announced his decision, the PCB will not comment on the matter,” reads a PCB release.

Akmal had been provisionally suspended on February 20 and was issued the notice of charge on March 17. The PCB formally charged Akmal with two breaches of its anti-corruption code for two unrelated incidents on March 20.

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Umar Akmal approaches 'Court of Arbitration for Sports' for justice

Umar Akmal approaches ‘Court of Arbitration for Sports’ for justice

Lahore: Banned cricketer Umar Akmal has filed an appeal against reduced 1.5 years ban in anti-corruption case in the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS), in Lausanne, Switzerland. 

Akmal’s lawyer Khuwaja Umaiz confirmed ARY News that they have filed an appeal against the ban in CAS. According to Umaiz, the cricketer didn’t get a proper chance to clear his stance in the case.

“Akmal wasn’t…