Hidden facts behind fake evidences of ‘News Of The World’! (Pakistan Cricket Fixing)

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Hidden facts behind fake evidences of ‘News Of The World’!

Lords, London – England: British police on Sunday bailed without charge a man arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers.

Several people are saying that these allegations are quite right & the players must be punished. The simple answer is these are accusations because they are not proved yet & will not because of the weak strength of the evidences.

Hidden facts behind these fake evidences (People saying these are real, here is the answer that these are fake)

1) Picture of Salman Butt with so called ‘fixer’ Majeed & so called ‘reporter’ of ‘News of the World’ :

Take a close look of this picture ==>

Salman Butt is in front, he should be stand in between of them.

You can see how much is the difference between the quality of Salman Butt pic, the so called ‘fixer’ pic & the reporter pic.

* The width of the shadow of Salman’s neck is too big then it comes in real.

* Have a look at the right side bottom of the picture, bottom of the so called ‘fixer’ Majeed, there is some thing with white border & with black inner surface, what is it, may be a chair or table or some thing. One thing proves here that the photographer is not professional. Then how he gets high quality picture of Salman Butt.

* The left arm of the jacket/coat which Salman Butt is wearing is so straight, in real its not look like this. Check the yellow line on the left arm of the Salman Butt.

If you are still not believing, let’s believe it is true for a while, this picture can be take on some kind of party, the press ‘reporter’ is there, the so called ‘fixer’ is the agent of several ‘Pakistani players’. Still it is not proving that any kind of fixing here.

2) 1st Video in which the so called ‘Reporter’ is giving money to so called ‘Fixer’:

Watch the video carefully:

No time is mentioned, it might be recorded after the overs or after the day.

When ever any kind of bookie takes such a big amount, he never counts it & he always receive cash in the form of briefcase.

What kind of hidden camera is this, which is just fixed in front of the so called ‘fixer’ & table? A CCTV, no because such a hidden camera can’t provide high quality result (colour view) with high quality voice.

3) 2nd Video in which the so called ‘Reporter’ is giving cash to the so called ‘Fixer’ in the car & after this ‘Fixer’ is giving his jacket to Wahab Riaz:

Watch this video carefully:

Again no date & time is mentioned.

So called ‘Fixer’ is seeing in the camera & talking.

Amazingly, so called ‘Reporter’ is giving cash to the so called ‘Fixer’ in the car where there is light & people are walking on the road near the car.

3 cameras are in the car according to the video & so called ‘Fixer’ even can’t point out a single camera & he is looking into it.

In the car the so called ‘Fixer’ is wearing ‘Light Blue’ shirt & when he is giving his jacket to Wahab Riaz, he is wearing ‘Black’ shirt.

Showing or Giving jacket is not proving anything, because the weather in England is cold & may be Wahab Riaz is feeling cold so Wahab just borrowed the jacket from him.

4) Why the ‘News of the World’ team didn’t went to Police on August 27, 2010:

Because the evidence were not ready.

Because they were waiting for some kind of poor performance so they can provide more strength to there fake evidences.

Some people are saying that because of their weekly edition they leaked the videos on August 28, 2010, well this is not the reason because if they would’ve visited the Scotland Yard on August 27, 2010 with their evidences then there was a chance that Scotland Yard would’ve kept the videos secret until August 28, 2010.

5) So Called ‘Fixer’ Mazhar Majeed released on bail:

Scotland Yard on Sunday bailed without charge a man arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers.

“A 35 year-old man has been bailed until a date in the future”, a Scotland Yard spokesman said.

6) Salman Butt refuses to resign after false allegations:

The captain of Pakistan Test Cricket Team insisted he would not be resigning after being implicated in an alleged betting scam.

The matter is almost over, the criticisers must now stop criticising. The English media completely failed in their ridiculous mission.




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[Imran Khan]

hmmmmmmmmm new angle

 

[muse]

Why not just wait, keep your powder dry, for the investigation to be completed - in the meantime, should those who are under investigation be allowed to play?

 

[third eye]

How can anything improve if we dont accept its wrong ?

I suppose the stash of currency found in the hotel rooms was pocket money carried by Pak players too.

 

[Beskar]

Perfect! Just as I expected.

On another forum, I read somebody saying;

"Pakistani's can never call a straight-line, a straight-line. We're obsessed with conspiracy theories and that's why we're hell bent on making this match-fixing ordeal another one of our theories"

I think that man wasn't all wrong. Thanks for proving his point!

I'd rather let the authority in-charge finish their investigations. If its BS, they'll call it BS. Simple as that.

We're all very concerned about our 'beloved' Cricket Team, that's why we're all so upset, but its too soon to say anything.

 

[third eye]

BBC Sport - Cricket - Pakistan corruption report 'expected in days'

Pakistan corruption report 'expected in days'


The International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat hopes a report into spot-fixing claims against some of Pakistan's players will be ready soon.

The ICC's anti-corruption is preparing the report, while police carry out a separate criminal investigation.

There is no indication the four players questioned - Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Asif and Kamran Akmal - are facing suspension at this stage.

The ICC has also stated that Pakistan's tour of England will continue.

"It is the desire of the ICC and the cricket boards of England and Pakistan that the game should continue," ICC president Sharad Pawar said.

Pakistan are due to play Somerset in a tour match from Thursday before playing the first of two Twenty20 internationals against England on Sunday - by which time the ICC hopes to have made its initial report.

"The reputation of the game has been tarnished and it is something we must make right. There is no question that people's confidence will have been swayed," Lorgat said.

"Hopefully we can reach a conclusion by the weekend.

"We are working hard, but it's important to remember that an individual is innocent until proven guilty."

Test captain Butt, fast bowlers Amir and Asif and wicketkeeper Akmal were questioned by police at the team's hotel in London on Sunday following a report that some Pakistan players had been bribed to fix incidents during the fourth Test against England at Lord's.

The allegations centred on three no-balls from Amir and Asif which the News of the World newspaper said had been bowled on purpose at pre-determined times to facilitate betting coups after a "middle man" accepted £150,000 in cash from an undercover reporter.

Pakistan's team manager Yawar Saeed: "No allegations are true til they are proved"

The man identified as the alleged go-between, cricket agent Mazhar Majeed, 35, has been released on police bail after being arrested on Saturday on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers.

Investigators from the ICC's anti-corruption and security unit are already in the UK conducting enquiries of their own as well as "assisting London's Metropolitan Police with their criminal investigation. "

"If any players are found to be guilty, the ICC will ensure that the appropriate punishment is handed out. We will not tolerate corruption in this great game," revealed Lorgat in a statement earlier.

On Monday, the Pakistan team coach left London for Taunton ahead of the match against Somerset. Pakistan are then due to continue their tour with the two Twenty20 internationals and five one-day internationals against England in September.

Test captain Butt - the one-day side is led by Shahid Afridi - boarded the coach with Amir, Asif and Akmal, plus the rest of his team-mates, despite calls from a number of quarters for the quartet to be suspended from the final part of the tour pending investigations.

There were audible, but isolated, shouts of abuse from at least one member of the public after a crowd gathered to watch the players leave London.

If, unfortunately, there is a truth then ruthless actions will be taken


Somerset chief executive Richard Gould said he expected the team to receive a "warm welcome" on Thursday.

He added: "They have a net session booked in for Wednesday and if they want anything else we will be happy to provide it. This game has been looked forward to by many of our supporters and members and we think they will give the Pakistan team a warm welcome."

Pakistan's team manager Yawar Saeed revealed there were "sober feelings" in the dressing room, but added: "No allegations are true til they are proved."

 

[honour]

Only and only cricket has lost...lost it to core....plz save cricket...its not just pakistan...i feel lot of players are involved in this fixing thing.....well the evidences you showed are not able to convince anyone but only will add spice to it.i think scottland yard are more informed about it as they called three players for re questioning.....