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Lahore: Adopting a tough stance on the Mohammed Asif issue, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has stated that it will not seek to bail out the controversial fast bowler. ...

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Karachi: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif has gone from bright new hope to fallen star in the space of just two years and his latest troubles could spell the end of his career. ...

Lahore: Former cricketer Wasim Akram has asked the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to appoint independent members in the inquiry committee, which is looking into the recent drug case involving fast bowler Mohammad Asif. ...

Lahore: The PCB has constituted a three-member committee to look into the recent drug case involving Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif. ...

Lahore: Pakistan fast bowler Muhammad Asif, who returned home after a 20-day detention in Dubai on the charge of possessing hashish, has claimed that no illegal drug was seized from his possession and that all the tests conducted on him turned out negative. ...

Lahore: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif, detained at the Dubai Airport detention centre since June 1 for allegedly possessing hashish, has reportedly said that he spends most of his time chatting with his new Pakistani and Indian friends and offering prayers to be freed...

Lahore: An official from the Pakistan embassy in Abu Dhabi will henceforth handle the case of Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif, who is facing a charge of possessing a contraband drug namely hashish at Dubai Airport while returning home from Mumbai, said Nadeem Akram, a P...