Lahore, Jan. 23 : Replying to the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) letter enquiring about Mohammad Asif's Dubai case findings, former Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the PCB, Shafqat Naghmi has said that he is ready to assist the new enquiry committee, The News reported.
Naghmi, in his letter to the PCB said that he had an conducted enquiry into the issue and had also received a written report from Dubai during the investigation.
"Mohammad Asif's statement was also recorded before the committee, however, it contradicted the Dubai report," the letter said.
Lahore, Jan. 24: Putting down the speculation about Pakistan asking for the extradition of Col. Purohit, allegedly involved in the Samjhauta Express incident, Pakistan Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani has said that it would not demand his extradition from India as the two countries do not have any treaty in place for it.
Lahore, Jan. 24 : Banned Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Asif could be facing a two year ban from all forms of cricket when he faces a three-man tribunal hearing into the drug abuse case involving him during the inaugural edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) last year.
Islamabad, Jan 24 (ANI): Twenty people were killed and several others were injured in two different missile strikes by US drones in North and South Waziristan tribal agencies, the first such attacks after the takeover by new President Barack Obama, signalling that one key element of the Bush Administration's war on terror remains unchanged.
Islamabad, Jan. 23 : The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) of Pakistan has termed the `sharia' imposed by the Taliban in the tribal region as `terrorism'.
Peshawar, Jan. 23 : A shocking vehicle snatching incident on the main Peshawar-Bara road has brought up the issue of an unclaimed territory between Pakistan's settled and the tribal areas.
