Pakistan’s turbulent cricket history stooped to another low when another match-fixing scandal involving seven key Pakistan players came to the fore.

Based on a sting operation conducted by a British tabloid, the Metropolitan Police arrested a bookie Mazhar Majeed, who allegedly lured Pakistani fast bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif to deliver three fixed no-balls at the “crucial times” of the game by the daily’s undercover reporter.

The practice is known as spot fixing. While ‘match-fixing’ involves fixing the result of a match, ‘spot-fixing’ is manipulating events within the match.

The first instance when the fixing in cricket is exposed on camera, the shocking video also shows bookie exchanging jacket containing money with Pakistan players.

The arrested bookie has named Pakistan captain Salman Butt and wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal along with Mohd Asif, Mohd Amir, Umar Amin and Wahab Riaz.

The bookie has confessed of knowing Pakistan skipper Salman Butt and has alleged Butt to approach him for striking deals and has even quoted him as “the ringleader of the pack.”

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