New Delhi. As the game of cricket became popular in the world, new things also got added to it. Some good and some bad. A few years ago, match fixing or spot fixing stains also hit this game. For the sake of money, cricketers from India, Australia were included in the cricketers of the country, but were in the forefront. At least 10 cricketers from Pakistan have been found guilty of fixing. Pak captain Salim Malik had reached the Australian cricketer's room with the offer of match fixing.

Salim Malik offers Shane Warne
Former Pakistan captain Salim Malik was accused of match fixing in the 1990s. Shane Warne of Australia claimed that Salim Malik came to his hotel room during the Test match. Malik asked Shane Warne not to dismiss Pakistani batters. Malik offered him lakhs of rupees in return. Salim Malik was found guilty in the investigation of these arrows. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) imposed a life ban on Malik. However, the ban was taken in 2008.

Rahman fixed the match with Malik
Pakistan fast bowler Ata-ur-Rehman was also accused of fixing the match in 1994. Justice Qayyum Commission found him guilty of fixing him together with Salim Malik. Like Malik, Rahman was also banned for a lifetime. Wasim Akram was also accused in the 1990s itself. The Justim Qayum Committee considered his behavior as suspicious. However, he was not found guilty, but he was asked to monitor.

Salman, Asif and Aamir tarnished
Three Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir did the spot fixing on the tour of England in 2010. This stigma on cricket took place during Lord's Test. The then captain Salman Butt was its master mind. He asked Aamir and Asif to deliberately throw no-balls. The English newspaper caught the trio red -handed by the sting operation. After this, the ICC banned 10 years on Salman Butt, 7 years on Mohammad Asif and 5 years on Aamir. The England court also sentenced all three. Salman Butt was sentenced to 30 months and Mohammad Asif was sentenced to 12 months in jail.

Life ban on Danish Kaneria
Danish Kaneria, one of Pakistan's finest leg -spinners, was accused of spot fixing in 2009. He did this in the fixing Essex County Match. Kaneria accepted her mistake in 2018. After this, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) imposed a lifetime ban on him. Kaneria is living in America these days.

Small and Akmal also tainted
Pakistan's Batter Schvil Khan and Omar Akmal were also accused of spot fixing and proved. Schorgel Khan did spot fixing in PSL in 2017, after which he was banned for 5 years. Omar Akmal did not inform the contact with bookies at PSL in 2020, on which PCB banned him for 3 years. Fast bowler Mohammad Irfan was banned for 1 year in a similar charge in 2017.