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Phones confiscated, players sent home: Match-fixing cloud hangs over Pakistan cricket again

Times of India - Sports ·
Phones confiscated, players sent home: Match-fixing cloud hangs over Pakistan cricket again

Pakistan cricket is facing fresh integrity questions after seven players were dropped, two coaches were released and players' phones were reportedly confiscated during the England Test series.

With PCB officials defending the sweeping changes and no explanation offered for the phone seizures, memories of Pakistan's troubled match-fixing past have resurfaced.

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