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Umar Akmal awaits fate as CAS reserves verdict after hearing over three-year ban

Umar Akmal awaits fate as CAS reserves verdict after hearing over three-year ban

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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) held a seven-hour virtual hearing, chaired by an England-based adjudicator, who reserved the verdict after listening to the arguments.

Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal will have to wait for a few more days to know the fate of his appeal against the three-year ban imposed on him by the PCB’s anti-corruption tribunal as the CAS has reserved…

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Umar Akmal awaits fate as CAS reserves verdict after hearing over three-year ban Image Source : AP The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) held a seven-hour virtual hearing, chaired by an England-based adjudicator, who reserved the verdict after listening to the arguments.

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CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai

CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai

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By: PTI | Karachi | Updated: September 27, 2020 6:08:11 pm

Earlier this month, the CAS asked the PCB and Umar Akmal to submit written arguments within 20 days. (Source: File)

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has rejected the Pakistan Cricket Board’s request to conduct a hearing on Umar Akmal’s ban in Dubai.

Earlier this year,…

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Non-Cricket Fans, You Might Not Know This Foreign Cricketer Who Died In A Match

Non-Cricket Fans, You Might Not Know This Foreign Cricketer Who Died In A Match

The world of cricket might be a foreign language to some, but the death of Pakistani player, Shoaib Akhtar is a tragedy that will affect all who love life.

Introduction

It is with great sadness that we must report the death of a young cricketer who was playing in a match in Australia. 20 year old Phillip Hughes died after being hit in the head by a ball during a match between South Australia and New South Wales. He was flown to hospital but succumbed to his injuries and passed away.

Phillip Hughes was a talented young player who had played for both Australia and South Africa at international level. He will be sadly missed by the cricketing community. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.

Background

We all know that cricket is a dangerous sport. Players risk their lives every time they step out onto the pitch. But we don't often hear about players dying during matches.

One such player was Abdul Aziz, a Pakistani cricketer who died while playing a match in England in 1972. Aziz was only 24 years old when he suffered a heart attack during the match.

Aziz's death shocked the cricketing world and his countrymen. He was a rising star in the Pakistani cricket team and was tipped to be one of the greats.

Aziz's death is a reminder of how dangerous cricket can be. Players put their lives on the line every time they step out onto the pitch. We should remember Aziz and all the other players who have died while playing the sport we love player who died in cricket during catching in match.

The event and what happened?

It was a tragic day for cricket when Australian batsman Phillip Hughes died after being hit by a ball during a match. The young player had been in the game for just a short time, but had already made a name for himself as a talented and promising cricketer. His death came as a shock to the cricketing world, and non-cricket fans may not have even known who he was.

Reaction from the cricket world

The cricket world is in mourning after the death of Pakistani cricketer Umar Akmal during a match on Saturday.

Akmal, who was just 29 years old, collapsed during a domestic Twenty20 match in Lahore and was rushed to hospital, where he later died.

The cause of death is not yet known, but it is thought that he may have suffered a heart attack.

Akmal was a talented batsman who played for Pakistan at all levels, including Test cricket and One Day Internationals. He was also a member of Pakistan's World Twenty20 winning team in 2009.

He will be remembered as a gifted cricketer who sadly died too young. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.

What is the aftermath of this tragedy?

The death of young cricket star Phillip Hughes has sent shockwaves throughout the sporting world. The Australian batsman was just 25 years old when he was struck in the head by a ball during a match and later died in hospital.

While the cricket community mourns the loss of one of its own, the incident has also raised questions about safety in the sport. Head injuries are not uncommon in cricket, and Phillip's death has shine a spotlight on just how dangerous the game can be.

Some are calling for changes to be made to the way cricket is played, in order to make it safer for all involved. Others believe that such incidents are rare and that cricket does not need to change.

What do you think? Should more be done to protect cricketers from head injuries? Or is this an isolated incident that should not lead to changes in the sport? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Conclusion

It is a shame that foreign cricketer Phil Hughes died in a match, but it is even more tragic that many people did not know who he was. Had he been better known, his death would have had an even greater impact on the world of cricket and beyond. It is a reminder that we should all take the time to learn about the things we are passionate about, and to appreciate the talent and dedication of those who excel in them.

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Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal will have to wait for a few more days to know the fate of his appeal against the three-year ban imposed on him by the PCB's anti-corruption tribunal as the CAS has reserved its judgement.

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Umar Akmal awaits fate as CAS reserves verdict after hearing over three-year ban

Umar Akmal awaits fate as CAS reserves verdict after hearing over three-year ban

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The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) held a seven-hour virtual hearing, chaired by an England-based adjudicator, who reserved the verdict after listening to the arguments.

Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal will have to wait for a few more days to know the fate of his appeal against the three-year ban imposed on him by the PCB’s anti-corruption tribunal as the CAS has…

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CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai

CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai

By: PTI | Karachi | Updated: September 27, 2020 6:08:11 pm

Earlier this month, the CAS asked the PCB and Umar Akmal to submit written arguments within 20 days. (Source: File)

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has rejected the Pakistan Cricket Board’s request to conduct a hearing on Umar Akmal’s ban in Dubai.

Earlier this year, Akmal was…

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CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai KARACHI: The Court of Arbitration for Sport ( CAS ) has rejected the Pakistan Cricket Board…

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CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai

CAS turns down PCB’s request to conduct Umar Akmal’s hearing in Dubai

Earlier this month, the CAS asked the PCB and Umar Akmal to submit written arguments within 20 days. (Source: File)

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has rejected the Pakistan Cricket Board’s request to conduct a hearing on Umar Akmal’s ban in Dubai.

Earlier this year, Akmal was banned by the PCB for three years for failing to report corrupt approaches,…

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CAS turned down PCB request for hearing of Umar Akmal in Dubai – Cricket The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has rejected the request of the Pakistan Cricket Board to hear the ban on Omar Akmal in Dubai.

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Pakistan's Akmal has three-year cricket ban halved on appeal

Pakistan’s Akmal has three-year cricket ban halved on appeal

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Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal’s three-year ban from cricket for failing to report a match-fixing approach was on Wednesday reduced to 18 months on appeal, meaning he can resume playing in August next year.

Former Pakistan supreme court judge and independent adjudicator Faqir Mohammad Khokhar announced the appeal result, which had been reserved two weeks ago, after a short hearing in Lahore…

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Umar Akmal's ban reduced from 3 to 1.5 years

Umar Akmal’s ban reduced from 3 to 1.5 years

Cricketer Umar Akmal’s sentence has been reduced from three to 1.5 years by  an independent adjudicator hearing his appeal against a ban imposed on him for violating the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) Anti-Corruption Code.

Akmal was present at the PCB’s High Performace centre when the verdict was announced.

The cricketer, speaking to the media after the verdict, said that he will file an appeal…

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Independent Adjudicator Reserves Order On Umar Akmal's Appeal Against Ban

Independent Adjudicator Reserves Order On Umar Akmal’s Appeal Against Ban

Spot-fixing offers were made to Umar Akmal at two separate parties held in Lahore ahead of the PSL.© AFP

The independent adjudicator hearing Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal‘s appeal against a three-year ban for failure to report corrupt approaches reserved his order on the matter on Monday. Akmal was banned in April after he failed to report corrupt approaches at the beginning of the currently…

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Independent Adjudicator Reserves Order On Umar Akmal's Appeal Against Three-Year Ban | Cricket News

Independent Adjudicator Reserves Order On Umar Akmal’s Appeal Against Three-Year Ban | Cricket News

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Spot-fixing offers were made to Umar Akmal at two separate parties held in Lahore ahead of the PSL.© AFP

The independent adjudicator hearing Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal‘s appeal against a three-year ban for failure to report corrupt approaches reserved his order on the matter on Monday. Akmal was banned in April after he failed to report corrupt approaches at the beginning of the…

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Kamran defends younger brother Umar, says Pakistan cricket failed to handle his talent | Cricket News

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Kamran defends younger brother Umar, says Pakistan cricket failed to handle his talent | Cricket News

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KARACHI: Discarded Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal on Tuesday defended the erratic behaviour of his younger brother, Umar Akmal, saying the country’s cricket establishment has failed to handle the talented batsman. Umar is presently serving a three-year ban for not reporting spot-fixing approaches but has appealed against the decision with an independent tribunal of the Pakistan Cricket Board. The date of the hearing is yet to be finalised. “Off the field activities are nothing new in Pakistan cricket. Team management and captain should know how to deal with such players. Look at the way Inzi bhai (Inzamam-ul-Haq) handled Shoaib (Akhtar), (Mohammad) Asif and Shahid (Afridi). If the same was done with Umar Akmal, things would have turned out differently,” he was quoted as saying by Cricket Pakistan website. Kamran also voiced his unhappiness at being kept out of the national team despite good performances in domestic cricket. “I have been performing in domestic cricket and PSL (Pakistan Super League) during the last five years but despite that I have not been given a chance to play for Pakistan,” he said. “In the recent past, a couple of coaches did not like me which is why I remained on the sidelines. “It’s unfair to keep me out of the Test and T20I side, especially, because I can play solely as a batsman. If Matthew Wade can make a comeback with an average of 18-20, why not me who averages nearly 60,” he added. Kamran last played for Pakistan in 2017 in the West Indies despite having a successful career in the national team during a career spanning 53 Tests, 157 ODIs and 58 T20s. Kamran also advised the national selectors to pick players on the basis of performances in domestic cricket rather than just the PSL, while also drawing parallels with Indian Premier League (IPL). “Players are selected on performance in PSL, while those who have been doing well in domestic cricket are ignored. That’s not how you make good teams,” he said. “If India started doing this, they would have the entire team selected from IPL. “Tournaments like IPL and PSL are good for exposure and confidence but the performances that count come from four-day cricket,” he concluded.

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