ICC Attempts To Corner Pakistan, Salman Butt, Said Angrily

ICC Attempts To Corner Pakistan, Salman Butt, Said Angrily

The suspension of Pakistan's cricket Salman Butt and Mohammad Aamer has accused the International Cricket Council (ICC) Monday to treat them unfairly and said he had no evidence against them in the creation of two players allegations.

The returned to Lahore from Dubai, where calls in its interim suspensions were rejected by the president of the ICC Code of Conduct Commission, Michael Beloff, after a two-day hearing which ended Sunday.

The couple, who were suspended on 2 September by the International Criminal Court and his teammate Mohammad Asif have been told to prepare for a full hearing of the case, as they face serious charges to fix. "They have no evidence and it seems they are trying to corner of Pakistan," angry former Test captain Butt told reporters at the airport.

"They have no evidence except what appeared in the New World and not even give us a date for the hearing, we are very disappointed."A report in British newspaper News of the World alleged Aamer Asif deliberately annoying and not the balls in order in a test against England at Lord's in August, with the participation of ass, and then arm pace player captain.

Left Pakistan Aamer said that the charges against them a conspiracy against Pakistan cricket. "For me, it seems that if a conspiracy to defame Pakistan cricket. I'm hurt and sad because we want the truth," said 18-year-old. "I am disappointed that not even tell us the reason to reject our calls. It seems as if the decision of the hearing had been done before.

" Butt Advocate Aftab Gul said after the decision on Sunday while the hearing was fair, he was disappointed by both players, said they would wait outcome.The for the ICC to send a court date before deciding its next step.Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt said that the allegations were damaging fixing up trying to revive international cricket in teams country.

Foreign refused to visit Pakistan since militants attacked the Sri Lankan team in Lahore March 2009. "Zimbabwe lined up for the tour of Pakistan and the International Cricket Council and Marylebone Cricket Club also intends to send a world XI to play a few games, but the scandal set us back," Ijaz Butt at a news conference.

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