Friday, 2 May 2014

Saleem Malik asks PCB to review ban

Saleem Malk talks to reporters in Lahore after applying for the post of Pakistan's batting coach, Lahore, October 25, 2012
Saleem Malik , the former Pakistan captain , met with PCB Chairman Najam Sethi to ask the board to review lifetime ban . Malik received a life ban in 2000 by the PCB after an independent investigation into the match-fixing scandal .
” The president met with Malik PCB hear appeal and review its case ” a board spokesman told ESPNcricinfo . ” He approached us and offered his services to cricket and requested the President to reconsider its ban as he claimed that a court had lifted the lifetime ban . ”
In 2000, Malik became the first player to be banned from all forms of cricket after Justice Qayyum report him guilty . Malik ‘s appeal against the ban in 2001 was rejected by the High Court of Lahore , but seven years later another court lifted the ban .
At that time, Malik expressed interest in training and also said the PCB had offered him the role of head coach of the National Cricket Academy . The news of his apparent appointment drew the attention of the International Criminal Court , seeking an explanation of the Pakistan board . However, the PCB refused the offer.
Malik then applied for the post of batting coach of the national team in October 2012 , but was not considered .
Malik last played international cricket in June 1999 . Played 103 Tests , captaining in 12 tests in 1994-95 , winning seven . He is also one of four players Pakistan have played over a hundred tests, and also appear in 283 ODIs .

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