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A video showing when no balls would be bowled and 50, 000 quid were discovered in captain Salman Butt's room. The dark cloud of match-fixing has once again crept over cricket with the usual suspects in place. Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif were questioned by Scotland Yard. But Pakistan claims that they were all set up. One could have empathised but the two-feet long no-balls are telling signs that Amir knew what he was doing.
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The year's last Grand Slam, the US Open, started Monday and has already seen some intense battles. We aren't just talking about matches here. Victoria Azarenka, who had a fall in the gym before the match, suddenly collapsed on court, suffering from concussion made worse by the high temperatures.
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