Match Fixing : Salman Butt Agreed His Crime AT Pak vs. Eng.

LONDON, 6 October 2011 - Former Pakistan cricket captain Salman Butt agreed during the test run does not score against England last year as part of a betting scam, heard a court in London Thursday.Prosecutors Butt said, the phone call to your agent - a conversation recorded in secretly a journalist - he would be the bat girl for the third Test Oval in August 2010. 

Butt, 26, is a pilot scheme at Southwark Crown Court for a fast bowler Mohammad Asif, 28, accused of conspiracy to receive and accept corrupt payments and conspiracy to cheat at gambling. They are both asked to do guilty.Prosecutor Aftab Jafferjee Butt said the London-based agent, called a journalist now closed Mazhar Majeed News of the World newspaper, 20 August of the previous regime in exchange for a no-ball bowled GBP 10 000 (15 500 GBP, € 11 600) fell through. 

The plan from the butt to knock out the girl he met during the first full-length. The journalist said that he would prove it was intentional, so named Majeed Butt the other phone and put it on speaker phone. "You know that girl that will do more than the first?" Majeed said that the recording was played at court. "Yes," Butt said. Majeed when he tried to make his second a third, but the butt is not wanted, it was alleged jury.The next day, 21 August Majeed met with a journalist, then four times texted to butt out to see him in the middle of the field after the second ball he faced as a signal that his bat in the past. 

He told journalists that the wicketkeeper batsman Kamran Akmal and his brother, Umar Akmal, bowler Wahab Riaz and batsman Imran Farhat was "his" players and the younger will be around "for years." But he does not say specifically that they participated in the introduction. 

No ball is called if the bowler front foot lands before the "popping crease", the line at the end of the pitch where the ball is in Pakistan bowler Mohammad Aamer and bowled.Young Majeed also guilty of the same crimes, but not standing trial together with Butt and Asif . The judge said the jury is "nothing sinister" in their absence.