Pakistan Cricket Board to review Saleem Malik's life ban


  • Cricket
  • Wednesday, 30 Apr 2014

KARACHI (Reuters) - The Pakistan Cricket Board will review the life ban for match fixing imposed on the country's former captain Saleem Malik on the recommendation of a judicial inquiry commission, PCB chairman Najam Sethi said on Tuesday.

"Malik has approached us and told us he has been cleared by a court. He has sent some documents to us and we are studying them," Sethi told PTV Sports. "I have told him to come and meet me in the next few days as we are ready to review his case."

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