The Lord’s episode another RAW ploy

[Speaker]

I think its BCCI and Indian players who involved RAW in this matter they are jealous of our upcoming super stars like Umer akmal, and Aamer.

Aamer 18 years old 50 wickets in 13 tests and 5 world records.

For Indians and BCCI its a huge embarrassment that they can't produce one quality fast bowler from the population of 1 billion and new talent of India is xtremly maryal, even the three editions of IPL gave India nothing so in jealousy they did this to destroy our cricket.

What? Can you at least do a quick fact-check before posting your analysis? Asif has been playing for quite a few years now, and his record against India has been pretty normal. Amir is in great form right now, but if ever we play with each other, it will be in India (or Pakistan) and we know what happens to fast bowlers in those conditions.

Regarding the bowling record, you have done well on the fast bowlers. We have produced world class spinners more consistently than you. And I don't think it will be a fair comparison on the batting.

 

[humanfirst]

When any bad things happen in pakistan,anyone related to it are added as raw agents to fit into their conspiracy theories.Even rahman malik and zardari were accused of being raw agents!Now this majeed and veena malik are added to raw agents list.

 

[SEAL]

That should be enough for anyone to stop reading right here!

I just gav my point of view feel free do disagree things will be clear in few days.

 

[Patrician]

I just gav my point of view feel free do disagree things will be clear in few days.

And let us all clap for Mr. Fox for this great and brief acceptance speech in honour of his receiving the 'Most Ridiculous Post of The Day' award.

 

[Vikram Morya]

I just gav my point of view feel free do disagree things will be clear in few days.

well its true, RAW is the mother of all agencies.

even they had bought the entire pakistan eastern command and changed the world map.

 

[HAIDER]

Daily Mail is British based. So, why Indian panic. Good thing Indian start shouting fire,way even before smell the smoke..

 

[Tayyab1796]

Such is the state of my beloved land that now every criminal on official position has an easy scapegoat to do whatever he wants to do because if someone tries to catch him he smells 'RAW 's hand and a conspiracy in it. ...wow . No wonder we deserve Zardari's guidance ,Nawaz's vision and Jamshed Dasti's laws (an MNA, is a lawmaker)

 

[JanjaWeed]

Such is the state of my beloved land that now every criminal on official position has an easy scapegoat to do whatever he wants to do because if someone tries to catch him he smells 'RAW 's hand and a conspiracy in it. ...wow . No wonder we deserve Zardari's guidance ,Nawaz's vision and Jamshed Dasti's laws (an MNA, is a lawmaker)

but unfortunately people do fall for their tricks!!

 

[Always Neutral]

Such is the state of my beloved land that now every criminal on official position has an easy scapegoat to do whatever he wants to do because if someone tries to catch him he smells 'RAW 's hand and a conspiracy in it. ...wow . No wonder we deserve Zardari's guidance ,Nawaz's vision and Jamshed Dasti's laws (an MNA, is a lawmaker)

WELL SAID MY FRIEND. FOR OTHERS WHO WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH ESPECIALLY MY FRIEND AA. Please read the below.

www.thenews.com.pk - Security Verification

Wednesday, September 01, 2010
By Murtaza Ali Shah
LONDON: The Sports Editor of the News of the World, who authorised the sting operation involving Pakistani cricketers allegedly involved in match-betting, has stated that there is no hidden agenda behind the exposure that has rocked the world of cricket — especially Pakistan.
Paul McCarthy, the Rupert Murdoch-owned weekly tabloid’s Sports Editor, said in an interview with The News/Geo Television that his paper’s latest expose, led by it’s Pakistani origin investigative editor Mazhar Mahmood, has helped the sports open the lid on a multi-million pounds fraud syndicate for no other reason but to make the sports clean and professional.
McCarthy said that the evidence gained by the paper pointed to the cheating within the Pakistan team and it was lucky for the paper that the scandal unravelled in a way the paper was not expecting but there was no agenda against Pakistan or its players.
“We wanted to prove, if we can, there is corruption within the world of sports and cricket. It’s a story which has gone around the world. It has huge ramifications for the sport of cricket. People are shocked at the action of those players who have been found involved. There are people who feel let down and there is a sense of bewilderment,” he said.
He revealed that the paper’s journalists have been investigating the tip-offs involving Pakistani cricket players since the beginning of this year. He said the weekly paper, which has broken the earth-shaking stories involving sports starts, celebrities and politicians in Britain, became suspicious after the Test match Pakistan played in Sydney which also led to an International Cricket Council (ICC) Investigation.
For the newspaper, it is apparent, that their investigative journalists didn’t need to do much vigorous work to ensnare the Pakistani players’ agent Mazhar Majeed as the agent seemed desperate to grab every opportunity to make money here and there.
He said when Pakistan landed in England for their latest assignment, the News of the World focussed the attention on Mazhar Majeed after managing to infiltrate his network and winning his trust. The paper’s journalists posed as the loaded Far Eastern businessmen. As is usual tactic of the paper, its journalists go in with blank cheques, protocol, bling, flash and luxury. Money for such scoops is not an issue and they openly wave it at their targets.
Asked about his role in the operation which has literally rocked the cricket world, the sports editor said that he felt it was going to be big when the first of the two no balls were bowled on Thursday.
“From then on it was a case of what happens on Friday and it was clear that as Majeed had told, things fell into place,” he said, confirming that he took everything into perspective and got in touch with senior ICC officials on Saturday night.
But the paper alerted the Scotland Yard on Friday evening when no balls were bowled. The police, according to the sports editor, came to the News International headquarters early on Saturday morning to collect the evidence which included the video footage showing how the oral commitment of Mazhar Majeed matched the actions of players on the filed, the transcription of the footage and spoke to the journalists who were working on the story.
“The police found the evidence compelling and they felt there was a case to answer,” said Paul McCarthy of how after seeing the evidence the police arrested Mazhar Majeed, 35, and kept waiting for the players to finish the game and come off the filed.
He said that cricket authorities need to send out a clear signal that corruption had no place in sports. “Should any of the players involved in the betting be banned, they should be banned for life. “The message should go out that you cant ever manipulate the integrity of cricket. Life bans must mean life bans,” he added.
AFP adds from Taunton: Three Pakistan players named in an alleged betting scam have been summoned from training in southwest England to meet top officials in London, team manager Yawar Saeed said Tuesday.
Test captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Aamir and Mohammad Asif have been called to a meeting with the PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt, and the Pakistan High Commissioner Wajid Shamsul Hassan today (Wednesday), he said.
The PCB said earlier it will not suspend the players named in the alleged betting scam, revealed in Britain’s News of The World on Sunday, until the police find proof of wrongdoing. However, there is media speculation that they will be dropped from the team for the rest of the tour.

 

[Always Neutral]

WELL SAID MY FRIEND. FOR OTHERS WHO WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH ESPECIALLY MY FRIEND AA. Please read the below.

www.thenews.com.pk - Security Verification

Wednesday, September 01, 2010
By Murtaza Ali Shah
LONDON: The Sports Editor of the News of the World, who authorised the sting operation involving Pakistani cricketers allegedly involved in match-betting, has stated that there is no hidden agenda behind the exposure that has rocked the world of cricket — especially Pakistan.
Paul McCarthy, the Rupert Murdoch-owned weekly tabloid’s Sports Editor, said in an interview with The News/Geo Television that his paper’s latest expose, led by it’s Pakistani origin investigative editor Mazhar Mahmood, has helped the sports open the lid on a multi-million pounds fraud syndicate for no other reason but to make the sports clean and professional.
McCarthy said that the evidence gained by the paper pointed to the cheating within the Pakistan team and it was lucky for the paper that the scandal unravelled in a way the paper was not expecting but there was no agenda against Pakistan or its players.
“We wanted to prove, if we can, there is corruption within the world of sports and cricket. It’s a story which has gone around the world. It has huge ramifications for the sport of cricket. People are shocked at the action of those players who have been found involved. There are people who feel let down and there is a sense of bewilderment,” he said.
He revealed that the paper’s journalists have been investigating the tip-offs involving Pakistani cricket players since the beginning of this year. He said the weekly paper, which has broken the earth-shaking stories involving sports starts, celebrities and politicians in Britain, became suspicious after the Test match Pakistan played in Sydney which also led to an International Cricket Council (ICC) Investigation.
For the newspaper, it is apparent, that their investigative journalists didn’t need to do much vigorous work to ensnare the Pakistani players’ agent Mazhar Majeed as the agent seemed desperate to grab every opportunity to make money here and there.
He said when Pakistan landed in England for their latest assignment, the News of the World focussed the attention on Mazhar Majeed after managing to infiltrate his network and winning his trust. The paper’s journalists posed as the loaded Far Eastern businessmen. As is usual tactic of the paper, its journalists go in with blank cheques, protocol, bling, flash and luxury. Money for such scoops is not an issue and they openly wave it at their targets.
Asked about his role in the operation which has literally rocked the cricket world, the sports editor said that he felt it was going to be big when the first of the two no balls were bowled on Thursday.
“From then on it was a case of what happens on Friday and it was clear that as Majeed had told, things fell into place,” he said, confirming that he took everything into perspective and got in touch with senior ICC officials on Saturday night.
But the paper alerted the Scotland Yard on Friday evening when no balls were bowled. The police, according to the sports editor, came to the News International headquarters early on Saturday morning to collect the evidence which included the video footage showing how the oral commitment of Mazhar Majeed matched the actions of players on the filed, the transcription of the footage and spoke to the journalists who were working on the story.
“The police found the evidence compelling and they felt there was a case to answer,” said Paul McCarthy of how after seeing the evidence the police arrested Mazhar Majeed, 35, and kept waiting for the players to finish the game and come off the filed.
He said that cricket authorities need to send out a clear signal that corruption had no place in sports. “Should any of the players involved in the betting be banned, they should be banned for life. “The message should go out that you cant ever manipulate the integrity of cricket. Life bans must mean life bans,” he added.
AFP adds from Taunton: Three Pakistan players named in an alleged betting scam have been summoned from training in southwest England to meet top officials in London, team manager Yawar Saeed said Tuesday.
Test captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Aamir and Mohammad Asif have been called to a meeting with the PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt, and the Pakistan High Commissioner Wajid Shamsul Hassan today (Wednesday), he said.
The PCB said earlier it will not suspend the players named in the alleged betting scam, revealed in Britain’s News of The World on Sunday, until the police find proof of wrongdoing. However, there is media speculation that they will be dropped from the team for the rest of the tour.

 

[honour]

the story's true only if you accept zardari and gilani are Indian agents........

 

[lalluyadav]

Another gem from the daily mail news..... had a good read...

The Lord’s episode another RAW ploy

— Indian ICC Chief working to get Pak team banned for 3 to5 years
— Pak govt smell r@t behind the match fixing drama
— Bookie emerges as RAW man, introduced to Indian cricketers by RAW
— Bookie met Pak player in South Africa at a dinner for the first time in 2009
— Aamir like young players were the basic target
— English journalist got 50,000 Pounds to organize fake sting operation for RAW
— Indian High Commission at London played key role in Bookie’s bail.


From Cherry Ferguson in London, Kapil Verma in Mumbai and Ambreen Nadeem Janjua in Islamabad

International Cricket Council President Sharad Pawar, an Indian national and Scotland Yard are making futile efforts to involve Pakistanis players in spot-fixing with the yearn desire of 2-3 years ban on Pakistan for taking part in International cricket events; reveal the investigations of The Daily Mail.

These investigations indicate that pre-set drama reveals that ICC chief and its members, The News of the World and notorious Indian intelligence agency RAW were the mastermind behind all this planned mess with special focus on putting the career of new teenage pace sensation of Pakistan Muhammad Aamir at stake who emerging as main threat to the batsmen across the world in the coming years.


The Daily Mail’s investigations reveal that picture of Salman Butt along with bookie and some reporter is clearly fabricated and created in photoshop computer programme that is installed at every newspaper office for sure. Furthermore the video of the bookie, Majeed giving Pounds to Wahab Riaz is also a creation.

The Daily Mail’s investigations indicate that the bookie Mazhar Majeed is a RAW front man and holds a key position in RAW’s illicit fund generation programme that includes running Mafia wings, running brothel houses, prostitution syndicates gambling dens, and betting on matches of Cricket, soccer and even tennis. He was merely a ticket blacker at movie theatres in Mumbai till a few years back when was hand picked by RAW like they did it in Chhota Rajan Case and was put under the command of RAW’s Special Operations Division SOD, headed by Chhota Rajan where he was trained for sports betting.

The Daily Mail’s findings further indicate that Majeed was introduced to different bookies at Mumbai, Delhi, Johannesburg, Cape Town and Dubai by RAW official. These findings reveal that in 2007, RAW arranged Majeed’s meeting with Indian Cricket star Sachin Tendulkar, Harbajjan Singh and Rahul Dravid so that so that they can further introduce Majeed to different players of Cricket teams of different countries, specially Pakistan and world cricketers like Shane Watson do confirm the same. These finding further indicate that in September 2009, an Indian businessman Vijay Aaloowalia, based in Cape Town, South Africa hosted a dinner for Pakistani and Indian cricketers on the sidelines of Champions Trophy. Bookie Majeed was also invited to that dinner where some Pakistani players were introduced to him for the first time. Though the trick didn’t work and Pakistan team defeated India easily in that tournament but Majeed remained sniffing Pak players then onwards.

The Daily Mail’s investigations indicate that RAW’s under cover officials at Indian High Commission at London along with Indian London-based Indian diplomats held meetings with some British journalists after which they finally succeed in getting nod from one particular journalist to organize a fake sting operation with connivance of Majeed, who was already operating under the instruction of his agency officials. The reporter also convinced his newspaper that his sting operation was going to be a genuine one. In the meanwhile the Indian High Commission managed to put it in the ears of the officials of the British police that Pakistani players would get indulged into illegal activities while the ICC Chief was already taken on board by Indian High Commission and RAW officials.
These investigations further reveal that the quick bail of Mazhar Majeed was also sponsored by Indian High Commission and RAW as Indian diplomats at London were seen extraordinarily active after the arrest of Majeed. The Daily Mail’s investigations further reveal that some undercover RAW had approach a Lahore-based a female showbiz artists at Dubai last year. She was told that she should be given leading role in an upcoming multi-star Bollywood thriller. Later she was asked to fix a Pakistani fast bowler as he had promised to work in an advertisement of the company of same film maker and later refused while he was already paid. She was launched for the first time in this direction and she has been re-activated now too to add colours to the drama that has been staged in England.

The Daily Mail’s investigations conclude that the basic aim of RAW was to play havoc with the careers of Aamir like young lot of Pak cricketers but when Sharad Pawar was taken on board, he expanded the plan to get the entry of the Pakistan team banned in international cricket for three to five years.

Meanwhile, Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that there might be a conspiracy behind the match-fixing scam adding that initial report has been sought from the Scotland Yard. “We will believe only when we have concrete evidence with us,” Malik told media after attending a high level meeting at the National Crisis Management Cell and meeting with Sports Minister Ijaz Jhakrani.

Malik said a preliminary report on the matter had been sought and that the Pakistan government had written to Scotland Yard through Interpol to get more facts. Rehman Malik said that stern action would be taken if any cricketer is found guilty in the match fixing allegations.

He said that investigations have commenced regarding the involvement of cricketers in a match fixing allegation made by British media; an investigative team of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) would visit the United Kingdom to probe the matter after the report of the Scotland Yard. The probe team would search whether or not the match was fixed, or team players were fixed for spot. If any of the players are involved, we will make an example of it and strict action will be taken,” he added.

He said it has been decided to form a 3 member investigative committee consisting of FIA officers and an officer of Ministry of Sports. The ream would consist of Director FIA Admin Headquarter Inam Ghani and Assistant Director FIA Karachi Agha Ishrat while the third member would be nominated by the Sports Minister.

Rehman Malik said that this team would leave for UK after permission from UK. He said that however if the Scotland Yard and Interpol does not provide us the initial report than this team would proceed to UK with or without permission. Meanwhile, Sports Minister Mir Aijaz Hussain Jakhrani said that no charges had been framed against the team so far and until they are charged with something they would continue to play.

Jakhrani stated that alternate team of Pakistan wouldn’t be send to UK for One-day series. He said we would not bring back any player until charges against them are proven. He said that he would meet with Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani after which he would be in the position to say whether PCB chairman should be removed or not
Earlier in the day, PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt said, “There is a case going on over here with Scotland Yard. This is only an allegation. There is still no charge or proof on the account. So at this stage, no action will be taken.”

The ICC’s anti-corruption unit has been asked to submit a report on its investigations within the next three days.

laughing stock of the year

 

[SEAL]

And let us all clap for Mr. Fox for this great and brief acceptance speech in honour of his receiving the 'Most Ridiculous Post of The Day' award.

You think its funny acting like a joker here and there passing one line comments and hu hu ha ha like you did a gr8 job.

 

[Super Falcon]

most of indian members are happy after what happened with pakistan team in lord's and i also seen indian media already blamed a mess on team which is still have to be proved we also remember woolmer episode what indian media did INSHAHALLAH next time we will make 200 persent fun of indian team world's 90 percent bookies live in india and yet they are sniling at us just wait for few days we will make fun of indian team

 

[do_more]

This is one of best news. This is the reason I joined this forum.