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LAHORE: Former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) retired Lt Gen Tauqir Zia has questioned the possible return of tainted fast bowler Mohammad Amir to international cricket.
Speaking to reporters at a book-launching ceremony here on Wednesday, Tauqir said, “Amir should not be allowed to return to international cricket.”
He added that Amir’s return might create problems for his team-mates as it would not be easy for them to adjust with the “criminal”.
There are reports that the ICC in its ongoing meetings in the UAE is most likely to allow Amir to play domestic cricket forthwith and then international cricket from September this year after completing five-year ban imposed on him in a spot-fixing case erupted in England in 2010.
He claimed that the tainted fast bowler tried to meet him during a function but he refused to do so.
“I observed during the function that Amir did not learn a lesson from the ban,” he said.
Tauqir alleged that PCB and ICC were showing favourable attitude towards Amir but not towards other banned Pakistan players like Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif.
He said other cricketers like Salim Malik and Ata-ur-Rehman, who had been punished in the past for the same crime, should also be allowed to play if Amir is allowed to return to international cricket.
Meanwhile, three former cricketers Intikhab Alam, Abdul Qadir and Inzamam-ul-Haq also spoke on the occasion.
Intikhab, who is currently working as director domestic cricket and was the manager of the Pakistan team which won the World Cup in 1992, said the nation should support the Pakistan team.
He said Imran Khan’s captaincy was a major factor which kept the team united and helped Pakistan win the Cup.
Intikhab added that on the day of the final Imran wore a shirt carrying a picture of a tiger and asked his players to play like that.
Qadir said intentions of the players should be fair and clear otherwise they would not get desired results.
He added that intention of the Pakistan team in 1992 was to win the World Cup but now players play for money.
Qadir said great cricketers like Hanif Mohammad and late Fazal Mahmood were not duly honoured by the PCB which was major injustice.
Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq also backed the team, claiming it had talent but it should show mental strength as it would be key to success in the World Cup.
“Imran remained hopeful despite losing matches in 1992, so I advise my players not to lose hearts even if they lose a match,” he said.
Published in Dawn January 29th, 2015
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Jan 29, 2015 08:33am
Army Generals should focus on defense of the country and leave cricket alone.
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Jan 29, 2015 08:39am
What results would you expect if a convicted rapist is sent back to girls school as a teacher?
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Jan 29, 2015 08:56am
I wish I could be optimistic but PCB is a reflection of Pakistan the country. Mismanaaged, poor leadership, no accountability, corrupt and thus the result is what we see and will remain so insofar as the system remains the same. Has there been any ministry or anything that hasn't been destroyed once NS touched it? One single thing? PIA, PCB, Oil, Energy even birds.............nothing nothing has been spared.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:06am
1992 was a good year for Pakistan because Nawaz sharif was prime minister.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:20am
Civilized society will allow the rehabilitation of criminals. You just can't penalize someone for something forever. He has shown remorse and regret and has cooperated. He has spent his punishments and now deserve to live a normal life. He brought shame on us and he can wean it off as well. He is a book in writing of our history. Lets let it complete.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:24am
I totally agree with the sentiment that Amir should not be allowed to play, not because of a favourable attitude from t he PCB, but for the reason that it will certainly create problems and an awkward situation for other players. Also, Amir will surely get a very hostile reception from every crowd he plays in front of, which will definitely effect his mindset and concentration, resulting in below par performances. Also, every no-ball or wide that he balls will be scrutinised, which will put an extra weight on the shoulders of other players as all of them could be suspected of having links to bookies.
Amir, although an extreme talent, will only prove to be excess baggage for the Pakistan team
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Jan 29, 2015 09:27am
Amir committed a crime and got due punishment. No legal or ethical concern should bar his way back to team. His punishment was as big as his crime, or even bigger.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:31am
just for publicity.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:32am
It seems paradoxical, TZ has harsh feeling for Amir who needs support and soft corner for Salman and Asif who don’t deserve any sympathy.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:32am
“I observed during the function that Amir did not learn a lesson from the ban,”. Nobody wants to learn lesson during functions.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:33am
What do you mean by "“I observed during the function that Amir did not learn a lesson from the ban"? Please elaborate..
If you have a problem with ICC ban terms, go and file petition in ICC against Shane Warne, Gibbs, Waqar, Wasim, Mushtaq, Inzimam, etc. to strip off their records along with Amir's life ban.
What a negative human being...
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Jan 29, 2015 09:37am
If cricket greats like Wasim and Waqar who were also charged with the same crime got the benefit of doubt and continued to play until their respective retirement, why can't Amir be treated with the same relaxation. Let's forget the past and focus on team rebuilding. On the current performance level, it is evident that Pakistan cricket team will be out of the world cup from the first round. That should by default translate into the retirement of Misbah, Younus, Hafeez and Shahid Afridi thus opening the door for new talents including Amir in the team.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:49am
who cares what tauqir zia thinks. he is not clean himself. Can he gave us an explanation why he allowed his own son who was below average bowler to play for pakistan. The guy was not even good enough to play for a club side in Pakistan. can you please explain?????
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Jan 29, 2015 09:49am
Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:51am
someone tell this general he is the criminal for supporting musharraf learn to introspect first.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:53am
He is not a criminal anymore...He is as clean as anyone who claim to be clean so i dont see a reason why he shouldn't return...
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Jan 29, 2015 09:54am
Tauqir Zia please keep your opinion to your self, let the current management to decide. You are history no one wants to know about you. But Amir is our hero. He will rise again.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:55am
Yes he made a mistake and he admitted it. He was punished and he was forgiven. It will be unfair to call him criminal, may be we should use some polite language. Mr. Zia, remember in your time you pushed your son in the team, did he deserve, i guess no. In our eye, it was a crime that you committed against nation. We still don't call you criminal sir.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:59am
While Amir has got his due punishments, Can you Mr Tauiq tell us why has the PCB wasted the talent like Abdul Razzak; who can forget his batting like one against SA and many more; how effective he could be if positioned rightly in top order and give freedom like Afridi enjoyed always for rarely effective
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Jan 29, 2015 10:04am
Touqeer Zia mind your own business. He shall be back to team. We need bowler like him.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:10am
The likes of Hanif and Fazal are not born everyday.None of the cricketers playing cricket for Pakistan today have the talent of what Hanif and Fazal had. Qadir is right they should be duly and respectfully honored by the PCB.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:12am
Amir is a great bowler. If Pakistan does not select him, then its going to be their loss. He committed a crime and got punished. What else does Tauqir Zia want?
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Jan 29, 2015 10:14am
Tricky subject... Aamir has served his punishment, but should he be made to suffer more?
I think his ban is over and he is allowed to play cricket again - domestic, county, T20s etc. However, he should NEVER be allowed to represent Pakistan again.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:18am
Amir, the tainted fast bowler should not be allowed back to Pakistan Team. As a new comer into the team Amir should have gone by the book and restrained himself, What is the guarantee that Amir will not go for easy money again ?
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Jan 29, 2015 10:24am
agreed! If this will be apply to all Org and Govt. the country head is a Criminal, MPA,MNA are also involved in crimes and former President Mr.10% .... he punished on his crime now he may allow !
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Jan 29, 2015 10:25am
just because you admitted your crime that means you need another chance to do the same mess you did before ??
people stop being emotional idiots all the time think for once how many other amazing bowlers are still waiting for their chance..no body talks about them..
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Jan 29, 2015 10:35am
Any empathy showed to amir would result in encouragement to the rest of the gamblers who have been involved in any sort of fixing.
i can trust amir for not involving into crime again yet the disrespect he owes for his past deeds amongst the players and team administration plus the image that other teams of the world brought for him create a longer lasting hazard to pak cricket.
in addition , i think our team management must respect the notions of our heroes such as ramiz raja ( they have earned lot of respect for pakistan through their game and then commentry ) and many others like him.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:36am
To have players in team with poor educational background is asking for trouble. Training of athletes should include ethical and professional conduct training also.
Amir has been adequately punished. A second chance should be considered. What also should happen is total reform of PCB and accountability of the officials who fail to carry ethical and professional training of the players.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:43am
The whole country is corrupt and here is a guy who committed a crime ,did his due punishment and not being accepted by society. TZ should be out of his mind to say something like that.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:48am
@Gaurav Arya This guy wants his old job back :)
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Jan 29, 2015 10:52am
General Saheb: you got the attention you needed, now move on!!!
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Jan 29, 2015 11:00am
Really..... Wow most people in Pakistan have committed far worst then what aamir did. If anyone has a problem with aamir then they should leave the team, Pakistan, or may earth cuz there are commit same thing if note worst by living in Pakistan.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:09am
Mr. Zia, think of crime, you have committed to the country, " you allowed your son to play for Pakistan " That is unforgivable . that's call, abuse of power
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Jan 29, 2015 11:14am
Amir should be allowed to play cricket. He committed a crime, accepted it, penalized. Thats it.Time to move on. Let him play cricket, or else he will become a criminal or some decoy planner, that wouldn't do any favour to Pakistan or PCB. Do we kill people who serve their imprisonment in Jail when they come out? NO we dont. So dont kill Amir too, and stop being hypocrite.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:21am
A 17 year boy made a mistake and we all do mistake but it doesn't mean that we give him life time punishment because of his childish mistake.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:24am
On what basis he became the PCB chairman that was the biggest injustice., In his period Wasim was removed from captainship and handed over to Waqar who is useless both in his blowing and leadership qualities., Tobe honest who is clean and not criminal in your country, your PM,CM and all parties except IMran.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:28am
Once a thief, always a thief.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:30am
We must start auditing these Generals.....that will be the day when there will be a 'Naya Pakistan'.......it is easy to pass such remarks if you know you are UNTOUCHABLE. Amir has served his ban and must be given a FRESH START.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:42am
It is amazing to read comments from people like Rameez and Tauqir Zia. If we have to set such high moral standards for playing cricket then I fear that many people involved in or playing cricket may have to sit home. We may have to send ICC President home and ban IPL. General sb. you have been at the helm of the affairs of PCB and it is no secret that many people have yet to be caught red handed, whereas their hands are dirty with all kinds of malic and mischief. The good thing about Amir that he is the only player who has admitted his wrong and shown great remorse on his actions. General Sb. it also a malpractice to induct somebody in team due to you personal relation, despite the fact he does deserve selection and had a doubtful bowling action. Remember Junaid Zia.
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Jan 29, 2015 12:00pm
@Lucky Star In 1999 Nawaz Sharif was the Prime Minister of Pakistan (Second tenure) What happened?
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Jan 29, 2015 12:02pm
@Hussain Your corrupt politician and bureaucrats never get punishment .Despite that they live in the society with proud .. why poor Amir who got huge punishment can't play again ?
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Jan 29, 2015 12:15pm
It will be unfair treatment if he not allowed to play. After completing his punishment, he should be treated like he is absolved from the crime.
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Jan 29, 2015 12:16pm
This incident happened under PCB's watch, they failed to look after Amir. How can they even blame him. He has done his time for the crime, there are other worse players. If the players are educated about these things earlier on then this would hVe never occurred. PCB shouldook at how their own management and culture.
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Jan 29, 2015 12:18pm
While my mind says he should not be allowed, as I donot think he has learnt much from his punishment. However he has served his punishment for the crime he committed and should be now be allowed to resume his career. Not allowing would be a double punishment to his 05 years served and months already spent in prision. Similalry once Salman and Asif have repented and served their punishment they should also be allowed to resume playing.
We have othe players who are playing unfarily in thsi country and getting away with it including Zardari, Nawaz, Fazalur Rehman, etc. Its time to foucs on these players now!
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Jan 29, 2015 12:28pm
must Play. He punished what he did.
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Jan 29, 2015 12:35pm
Indian tail-ender Harbhajan Singh hits him for huge SIX when india needed 4 runs from last 2 ball in his over in Asia cup 2010. .....you still want to bring him back?????????????
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Jan 29, 2015 12:45pm
@AA he is retired general and he was one of the best Chairman of cricket board.
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Jan 29, 2015 12:57pm
What nonsense! "Honest" government servants never had a problem working along side corrupt masters and ministers. Don't act holier than the Pope please.
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Jan 29, 2015 12:58pm
Amir made a mistake, does not mean punish him for, through out his life, destroy his career. He should be given a second chance.
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Jan 29, 2015 01:07pm
Amir should not be allowed instead bright talent from domestic cricket should be bought forward
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Jan 29, 2015 01:42pm
Totally agreed. Those who stinks in Pakistan cricket should be ban for life time. Pakistan had a very good reputation in the international cricket arena due to the high quality character of its cricketers like Hanif Muhammad, Javed Miandad, Imran Khan, Wasim, Waqar.....so on...Now, letting him again will provide the opportunity to mark again.
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Jan 29, 2015 01:45pm
Have you ever
a. cheated on a exam
b. lied
c. given bribe
d. misstated your age to play organized cricket
e. nepotism eh?
then give the guy a second chance
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Jan 29, 2015 01:55pm
How can you be so naive so as to compare an offence like fixing which involves money with a crime like rape which involves physical abuse? Its like comparing an orange with a water melon.
Amir has served his sentence-as per the law- he maybe an ex con but nolonger can he be stymied from playing international cricket. He should return to international cricket if the selectors deem him fit and talented.
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Jan 29, 2015 02:04pm
Rehabilitation is a right of everyone. His only fault is that he got caught. Don't forget, Aamir was the only one of the three that admitted his mistake and also apologized on TV several times. We should all have big hearts and let the guy play and prove his worth.
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Jan 29, 2015 02:09pm
@Imtiaz Dear Imtiaz, crime word is something which is different when it comes to raping someone, different when it comes to stealing something and different when it comes to breaking a signal. Punishment is always there to make the convict suffer and when it ends, he is now clean enough to be living an improved life. Yes if he commits the same crime again, he is to be punished harder than last time. As for a rapist the punishment is to hang him. Please talk wisely, he took money to ball certain no balls, that too was not sufficient enough to change the course of the match rather make a bookie win good amount of money. So lets forgive this young boy and let him take another shot......
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Jan 29, 2015 02:16pm
age diminished wisdom and know how.... Ramiz you are happy to read Zia's comments.
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Jan 29, 2015 02:17pm
Amir's was a victimless crime. He expressed remorse and he did his time. What more do we want?
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Jan 29, 2015 02:33pm
Is the punishment for selling the Honour of Pakistan only 5 years???????????
Since 2010 we Pakistanies have a label of match fixers just because of these 3 players.
NO NEED FOR A TRAITOR.
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Jan 29, 2015 02:36pm
Amir is young boy, he was diverted by bad guys, he should be given a chance. in a fair giuridical system pardon prevail on punishment, because he did it once and also in a very young age. A military can't understand the fairness of justice!
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Jan 29, 2015 02:45pm
He brought shame to the nation ! I would make him a terrible lesson for others would-be criminals. No entry to the cricket team.
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Jan 29, 2015 02:49pm
Fully agreed.
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Jan 29, 2015 03:26pm
Those who sold the honour of PAKISTAN shouldn't be given any chance.He only made an apology.Did he returned any money? He is matured and confident now then he will betrayed again. Look at his living style before starting international bribe ( cricket).His average is less than 4 wickets in a test match and one day is no different.Why you are creating a hype.
We have honest players like Junaid khan, tabish khan, mir hamza, zia ul haq, sohail khan and many more. Why we need those who sold the honour for money?
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Jan 29, 2015 03:52pm
Amir has completed his punishment and now he should be allowed to play.
Punishment was for 5 years and not for whole life.
Mistakes happen and people learn too. One must be given another chance after punishment.
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Jan 29, 2015 03:52pm
@Imtiaz right on target, sending a like treason convict back to his routine services after the punishment!! They should purge all convicts like Moin, Mushtaq and Waqar and many others of the present team management. If these players believe that they were falsely implicated, then they should get cleared by a court of law before assuming any position in the PCB.
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Jan 29, 2015 03:55pm
@Shak Agreed that there should be a rehabilitation for any criminals like Aamer, but would you restore Mansoor ul Haq (the former admiral of Pak Navy) to be restored to his rank on the same basis? Aamer wore his country's colours (uniform), and he betrayed his nation too.
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Jan 29, 2015 03:59pm
@Rohail do you need an admiral like Mansoor ul Haque too, I believe??
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Jan 29, 2015 04:01pm
@Sunil Okay, let us reinstate Admiral Mansoor ul Haque to all his glories because he struck a deal with NAB, and then was striped of his ranks. It was enough for him!
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Jan 29, 2015 04:12pm
We have a tendency to glorify corrupt individuals.Why am I not surprised with Amirs situation !
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Jan 29, 2015 04:12pm
Taquir Zia, I am sure you never made a mistake at the age of 18. Amir admitted his mistake, served the punishment, and been away from international cricket for 5 years. If he can come back and perdorm at the same level, he deserves the spot! That's a long time away from cricket. You also sound like you are being paid by another country or countries to make this statement, he is good for Pakistan team. People forgive and forget. The only people that do not want him back is the opposing team and thier fans!
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Jan 29, 2015 04:39pm
If whole nation could cope with criminal leaders , Amir's conviction of 6 months at the age of 17 is a very small thing.
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Jan 29, 2015 05:01pm
@Canada poor heart-broken PTI supporters
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Jan 29, 2015 05:05pm
What did Tauqir Zia do when he was the chairperson of PCB, besides enjoying perks, ? nothing. Did he help institute a system that would eliminate corruption?, no. So, he has no right to comment on Aamir.
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Jan 29, 2015 05:21pm
Mr Zia is too ruthless and illogical. Does he mean to say that if a young son of a father makes a mistake, call it a serious crime, the son should be condemned for ever? He is being personal and biased. The world knows what is heroic about the people he wants to praise. Winning an odd match does not make a team a world class team. To rule the world, we all should learn to follow justice, fairness and reason, not a personal grudges soaked in ruthlessness.
M. Khawar,
Sialkot
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Jan 29, 2015 05:27pm
Not your cup tea sir anymore!
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Jan 29, 2015 05:47pm
For the National Interest and future of cricket in Pakistan
we need this promising young man - Mohd Aamir.
Best of luck for a great future ....
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Jan 29, 2015 05:58pm
100 percent agree with AA.
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Jan 29, 2015 06:09pm
I agree criminals once they have served their sentence should be allowed back ie society should forgive them. Amir is not a criminal, he is a traitor, there is a significant difference, he was representing Pakistan when he committed treason not himself
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Jan 29, 2015 06:15pm
What was the use of a 5 year ban then? He has served his punishment,now let him try to prove to the world that he has learned his lesson and now is a more potent force to reckon with. Only then we can send a strong message to all culprits that they can change also, if we sideline him then there will be no motivation for others involved in fixing to leave it. Some so called experts of the game are trying to make cheap publicity out of this young fellow like Ramiz etc, my question to them is that then why they continued playing in their era with some players who are proven match fixers as per Justice Qayyum Report. Lets be honest to ourselves and give this poor guy a chance.
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Jan 29, 2015 07:12pm
What a pity, Zardari, Sharifs, Qaim Shahs, Hoties and 8000 others who enjoyed NRO protection, are still enjoying the kinghood and robbing this country with both hands while the same corrupts would like to deny this kid a new chance, one who made a mistake while under 18, admitted his mistake and served the punishment. Tauqir Zia on the other hand is alleged to have made a lot of money while in PCB and every one knows how he unjustly promoted his son to represent Pakistan while the son wasn't even good enough to play for a first class team.
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Jan 29, 2015 07:42pm
How very true!
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Jan 29, 2015 07:48pm
yeah HIS son should be made part of the playing 11 (junaid zia) !
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Jan 29, 2015 08:32pm
@Imtiaz well done for this comment. .he sold pakistan and now he wants to play for pakistan no no no..he needs to be in Pakistan jail not playing for pakistan. .come on pakistan stand up for ur self every one taking micky of pakistan its time we tell them where to go. .
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Jan 29, 2015 08:34pm
well said @Imtiaz. Next time when PAK team visits other country, there will be a huge BOO and shameful messages passed from the spectators, which will disturb all the players. He sold his country's honor and pride, shouldn't be given a second chance.
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Jan 29, 2015 08:46pm
The best thing to learn from Imran Khan is that strong faith removes the fear from you. Once you have gotten rid of that 'fear' you will see positive results (Faith in your hard work and God allmigthy ). You must enter the field with 110% believe that you can win this match even when you have lost last 5 matches.
I don't agree with the philosophy of Tauqeer Zia. He should not compare Amir;s case with Salman , and Asif's. There Is a big difference. Amir showed his remorse and boldly stood up and accepted his wrong doing despite the pressure from Salman and Asif. He then quickly started his rehab. During that time, Asif and Salman were trying to fight their false cases in different courts. In other words they lied more to hide the first lie. That confirmed the habit of cheating. ICC is not foolish to look at Amir's case more sympathetically than Asif and Salman's.
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Jan 29, 2015 08:59pm
Comments here reflect the good and the bad sides of our society. The bad need to be reformed and made to understand that do not behave like those 'wokalaw' who showered rose petals on murderer Qadri.Only criminals or illiterate would do that. We are supposed to ensure that no new talent with a clean sheet is denied his place in the team by including a convict. Which team would like to share Dressing Room with a convict? Who would like to take to field with a convict. And don't forget the hooting crowed. A amir should have taken up his ancestoral profession. He should leave us alone.I fully endorse Gen Zia and Ramiz Raja.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:07pm
Just to refresh our memories, Tauqir Zia is the one who never implement the Justice Qayyum recommendations to stop to the corruption, even when CA chief executive James Sutherland had said that PCB did not implement all steps recommended by Justice Qayyum he not even denied but criticising Sutherland’s remarks and claimed that he had implemented Justice Qayyum’s report - liar.
Are we going to trust Tauqir Zia - not me!!!
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Jan 29, 2015 09:09pm
@AA
and thugs like amir should have a field day. Have some respect for this country.
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Jan 29, 2015 09:58pm
I am in complete agreement with Amir's return to Cricket. Why are some people so unforgiving. A young man made a mistake and paid heavy price for it. Take in to account the circumstances surrounding, and age of the youngster etc and then decide. Some say he is like son to me but he should not be allowed. I wonder if they really mean what they say. If Amir was their own flesh and Blood, would they be so unforgiving? This is the question to ponder upon for nay sayers.
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Jan 29, 2015 10:47pm
Sir,don't be so harsh on Amir.Anyone can mistakes, Almighty Allah forgives us when we seek His forgiveness and feel embarrassed.
Amir must be given an other chance.
Many in this country are corrupt,but they hidden and respected as well as ruling,looting,and selling Pakistan.
Be harsh on them,don't be harsh on a poor person.
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Jan 29, 2015 11:16pm
@Imtiaz
Your analogy is pure vile.
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Jan 30, 2015 05:42am
It is hard to understand the logic of TZ. We don't know his real intentions. Give another chance to this poor guy!!
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Jan 31, 2015 11:07pm
he shouldn't be allowed to play again. he should have been made an example for others. I could see a conspiracy against Pakistan Cricket Board and cricketers by diluting them with degraded cricketers like Aamir.
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