ICC Pulls Up Umpire Tony Hill Over Comments on Pakistan’s Deliberate No Balls

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ICC Pulls Up Umpire Tony Hill Over Comments on Pakistan’s Deliberate No Balls

Posted by admin September 17, 2010 No Comments

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The ICC has taken a dim view of New Zealand umpire’s comments about the Pakistan spot fixing incident.
The ICC has reprimanded Tony Hill from speaking in public about the supposedly deliberate no-balls that were bowled by Pakistan fast bowlers, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer, in connection with the spot fixing scandal that broke out during the fourth Test at Lord’s during the England Pakistan Test series.
Hill lent his views on the suspicious nature of the bowling, which is did not go down well with the ICC as investigations are still pending.

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