posted Sep 25, 2008

Banning Asif for two years is no good. They should let him play without paying him a penny, donate any award he wins to a charity and do not count wickets he take to his international statistics.

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posted Sep 25, 2008

yaar its the senseless, brainless, gutless, no balls having pakistani cricket board, who have got no clue.


they ban shoaib for 5 years, trying to make it look like their in control of the whole situation...

...then that ban is later reduced to 18 months..

...then later on, there is no ban and he only has to pay a fine which they're stil going to court about.

im pretty sure he wont even have to pay a fine

how much more ridiculous can you get.

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posted Sep 25, 2008

i say bring back wasim and waqar as bowling coaches along with imran khan and pervez musharraf as batting coaches and nawaz sharif as head mascot

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posted Sep 25, 2008

he has to be banned for a lengthy time, he has been let off so many times in the past, surely its 1 time too many now?

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posted Nov 11, 2008

Quite agree. The guy has got caught cheating twice. Let's now get the formalities over and move on. But pity, it might have been quite a good career.

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posted Nov 11, 2008

I can't see how he can get less than 2 years. With cricket in it's current state he could get anything from a lifetime ban to a knighthood.

For those who are regreting the loss of his "talent" you might want to ask yourself how much of his talent could be attributed to artificial sources.

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posted Nov 12, 2008

I doubt any action will be taken as the players are bigger than the PCB. The situation with Akhtar has shown the PCB to be the joke that it is......

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posted Nov 27, 2008

Well, it seems as if Asif will wait a little longer....

After the bombings in Mumbai, his case was postponed again.

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