Muhammad Amir will play Grade II Cricket in Pakistan.

Play Club Cricket from February to improve my fitness.

 Current Line (Lahore)
Muhammad Amir will back in Club Cricket in February in Pakistan. He denied to play Grade II Cricket offers from foreign Countries and said he will start Club Cricket with his home club.
"I have many offers from England and Africa but you know Pakistan is my homeland and my first and far-most preference to play from my homeland" he said in an Exclusive talk with scribe.

Muhammad Amir who was banned from all type official Cricket by ICC in August 2010 after accepting spot fixing in England, is ready to prove his fitness with the national standards set by PCB. "I will meet chairman PCB in coming week to get my training schedule as well as playing format from PCB Officials" he answered a question about his training and fitness.

"I was doing all my trainings in personal capacity and doing gym work also but you know the professional training need a proper coaches and i hope PCB will assist me 100 % in this regard" he was answering the question which type of support he is looking from PCB.

Amir was out of Cricket from last four and half year have hundreds of thousands fans in all over the world to see him back in international Cricket. "I will prove my self a special Cricketer with my arms not wiht tongue to those who are arguing against me, you know if there is 2 persons opposing my come back than more than dozen international heroes supporting me including Imran Khan, Waseem Akram and others" he justified himself with supportive sentences of Cricket Gurus.

Tented Muhammad Amir has no words about his two fixing mats Muhammad Asif and Salman Butt.
"Please i cannot answer any question related to them so please you ask me the next question" when he has asked about other two fixers back in Cricket.

ICC WC 2015 arrangements finalization meeting will start today in Dubai.

Anti corruption and Anti doping code also included in meeting agenda.

 

Dubai (Current Line)

According to ICC Official media release, the following details are as following

 

The ICC Board will gather at the ICC headquarters in Dubai on 28 and 29 January for the first round of meetings of 2015. In the lead up to these meetings, various other committee meetings, including the ICC Chief Executives’ Committee (CEC) meeting, will take place.

 

The following is the schedule of the meetings:

 

-               Chief Executives’ Committee (Sun & Mon)

-               HR & Remuneration Committee, Governance Review Committee, Finance & Commercial Affairs Committee and Executive Committee (Tues)

-               Executive Committee, Special meeting of Full Council and ICC Board (Wed)

-               IBC/IDI Boards (Thurs)

 

Some of the key issues likely to be discussed this week include:

 

·       outcomes from the ICC CEC on matters relating to the FTP, ICC Cricket Committee composition, the application of the ICC Code of Conduct at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 and player safety (helmets, minimum medical standards);

·       updates on illegal bowling actions, anti-corruption and anti-doping matters;

·       final preparations for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015; and

·       various Member issues.

 

The ICC Board consists of the nominated representatives of each of the 10 Full Members plus three elected Associate Member representatives. The meeting is chaired by Mr Narayanaswami Srinivasan. Also present are the ICC President and the ICC Chief Executive.

ICC Chairman                                                Narayanaswami Srinivasan

ICC President                                                 Mustafa Kamal

ICC Chief Executive                                      David Richardson

 

Australia                                                         Wally Edwards

Bangladesh                                                     Nazmul Hassan

England                                                           Giles Clarke

India                                                                Narayanaswami Srinivasan

New Zealand                                                   Greg Barclay

Pakistan                                                          Shaharyar M. Khan

South Africa                                                   Chris Nenzani

Sri Lanka                                                        Jayantha Dharmadasa

West Indies                                                     Dave Cameron

Zimbabwe                                                       Wilson Manase

Associate Member Director (Bermuda)         Neil Speight

Associate Member Director (Namibia)          Francois Erasmus

Associate Member Director (Singapore)       Imran Khawaja

 

The CEC comprises the Chief Executives of the 10 Full Members as well as three Associate Member representatives. Also present is the ICC Chief Executive who chairs the meeting, and, by invitation, the ICC Chairman, the Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee and the Chair of the ICC Women’s Committee.

ICC Chief Executive (Chairman)                              David Richardson                                          

ICC Chairman (ex Officio)                                       Narayanaswami Srinivasan

ICC Cricket Committee Chairman (ex Officio)         Anil Kumble

 

Australia                                                                     Wally Edwards*

Bangladesh                                                                 Nizam Uddin Chowdhury

England                                                                       Tom Harrison

India                                                                            Sanjay Patel

New Zealand                                                               David White

Pakistan                                                                      Subhan Ahmed

South Africa                                                               Haroon Lorgat

Sri Lanka                                                                    Nishantha Ranatunga

West Indies                                                                 Michael Muirhead

Zimbabwe                                                                   Wilfred Mukondiwa

Associate Member Representative                             John Cribbin

Associate Member Representative                             Warren Deutrom

Associate Member Representative                             David East

 

*alternate to James Sutherland

 

Apologies

Clare Connor (Chair of ICC Women’s Committee)             

 

Muhammad Aamir will set to be in practical from next month
ICC Approved new Anti Corruption Code, final road map will be announced on 28th January.

The Grade 2 Cricket might be his 2nd debut in Cricket after fixing, PCB and ECB will strictly observer his activities

Current Line(Dubai)
Young spot fixing banned Pakistani fast bowler Muhammad AAmir will back on track to the international Cricket followed by domestic Cricket as per pattern. ICC Already approved anti corruption code clauses with amendments. After implication of these clauses Muhammad AAmir can play competitive cricket in his home land. The meeting of ICC executive board will held from 26 to 28th of January at ICC Head office in Dubai. This meeting have different sessions to decide various legal and playing matters as well as anti corruption code of conduct.
According to sources he might be start new phase of his career in England grade 2 Cricket for the first 6 months where PCB and ECB will observe his activities keenly.

Pakistan Cricket team meeting with Chairman NAB before leaving for ICC WC2015.

We will fight together against corruption, Team Pakistan promised their attention.

PCB make strong combat with National Accountability Bureau to eliminate corruption form the society.

Lahore (Current Line)
The Green teem make strong commitment to himself and NAB to demolish corruption from the Society with National Slogan of NAB  “Say NO to Corruption”, which was observed at NCA Lahore on 20th January.
 

National Accountability Bureau (NAB) intensifies its proactive approach against corruption. Recently after signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Higher Education Commission, NAB joins hand with Pakistan Cricket Board to create awareness amongst the masses against the menace of corruption.

 

Chairman NAB appreciated the role of Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board who urged National Heroes to pledge against corruption which is rampant in the society. Displaying NAB’s official message for the year 2015 “Say NO to Corruption” gave strength to the NAB’s campaign against corruption and corrupt practices.

  Chairman NAB expressed that by joining the campaign by the National Heroes, National Accountability Bureau could achieve its target affectively to create awareness against corruption and corrupt practices especially youth who are the future of this country. In the longer run, NAB may deliver integrity lecture to the Cricketers which is also the mandate of the PCB & ICC Anti Corruption Unit.

Pakistan Team depart from Lahore for ICC WC 2015

Team Will play two ODI matches against New Zealand before world Cup in New Zealand

We Will change the History of  defeat from India in the World Cup.Misbah Ul Haq

Current Line (Lahore)
Pakistan Team will face arch rival India in the first match on 15th feb at Adelaide. Skipper Misbah showed his determination to change the history of defeats of Green Teem against India.
"we are ready and have spirit to beat India in the opening match for win start in the ICC WC2015" Misbah said to media before leaving for New Zealand at National Cricket Academy.
"I hope team spirit will strengthen the performance of the Pakistan Cricket Team"   said Chairman PCB at Allama Iqbal International Airport Lahore

Waqar Younas reached Australia, 2 days Before Team departure of Green Team from Lahore.

PCB allow him to attend his family without any solid reason,Sources

 Current Line (Lahore)
Pakistan Cricket team Head Coach Waqar Younas left for Australia on Saturday with his family, while PCB

allowed him to go to spend time with his family. Waqar Younas who had joined team Pakistan 2nd time as 
coach have not any major achievement as head coach in his record with Green Shirts. PCB sources said the

SOP's of head coach job not allowed Waqar Younas to left the team before the mega event without any

solid reason but He left just because of his good relations with Najam Sethi ( De-Fecto Head of PCB who is Chairman Executive committee of PCB in real ). Pakistan Team was placed in Group B for ICC WC2015 where he will meet India in the opening match at Adelaide on 15th of February.
Pakistani Head Coach had wed Pakistani Doctor and living in Australia with his daughters and a boy.

Misbah Confirmed his retirement from ODI after ICC WC2015.

Aims to perform well in gift victory to the nation, Misbah

Current Line (Lahore)
Pakistani Skipper talking to the CurrentLine at Lahore, confirmed his retirement form ODI after the mega event of ICC WC2015.
"Every Cricketer has dream to quite with Pride and the ICC WC2015 is the best time for it" Misbah said during talk about his retirement after ODI.
"I wish to perform well with the active participation of team members as one unit in my last mega tournament"
Captain said.

Misbah who had played153 ODI for paksitan but unfortunate to made 100 in his career, his best score was 96 runs.
Misbah will continue his test Cricket and PCB has automatic choice of him as Captain of Green caps test team.
Misbha played 53 tests and secured 3736 runs with the average of 49 plus

15 members squad announced by PCB, Misbah lead the team , Ahsan Adil and Sohail khan got place


Openers 
Ahmad Shahzad and M.Hafeez , Sarfraz ahmad as 3rd option
Middle Order
Misbah ul haq (Captain), Younas khan, Umar akmal, Sohaib Maqsood, Haris sohail ,
Bowlers
M.irfan, Junaid khan,Ahsan Adil, Wahab RiAZ, YASIR SHAH,
All Rounder
 Shahid Afridi and Sohail Khan