Salim Malik

Former Pakistan captain Salim Malik eyes return to cricket activities, plans to approach ICC after no reply from PCB

Tainted former Pakistan captain Salim Malik has decided to approach the ICC after failing to get a reply from the country's board on his plea to help him get back to cricket activities again.

Former Pakistan captain Salim Malik willing to co-operate with ICC, PCB to get clean chit

Malik said when the board could allow other guilty players to make a comeback, he should also be given the same opportunity.

PCB wants government to criminalise match-fixing, spot-fixing in cricket

PCB chairman Ehsan Mani said at present they don't have the legal authority to call witnesses or check bank accounts and other details to deeply probe corruption cases.

Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad backs proposal to abolish toss in Test cricket; Salim Malik against decision

Miandad said such a move would force the home team to prepare better pitches instead of focusing on preparing tracks that suit them.

Australia ball-tampering scandal: Bodyline bowling to Hansie Cronje's confession, six instances that shook world cricket

As Steve Smith and David Warner face the heat, here's a quick run-down on six of the biggest scandals in cricket.

Brendon McCullum speech: Wake-up call for 'casual' ICC in curbing corruption

ICC's defence that leaks about the match-fixing trial were not from its end notwithstanding, Brendon McCullum's observation regarding the entire issue was scathing

Only former cricketers should be made PCB Chairman, says Salim Malik

Pakistan's former captain Salim Malik, who was banned for life for match-fixing, said he was keen to apply for the position of head coach of the national cricket team.

Pakistan have become like the Indian team of the 90s: Salim Malik

The former captain said in contrast the Indian team was playing as a unit and each of their player was willing to contribute when the chips were down.

Salim Malik applies to be Pakistan batting coach

The 49-year-old Malik wasn't concerned that he doesn't fulfill at least two of the job requirements.