Cricket: Rasheed convinced of match-fixing

Sunday 20 September 1998 00:02 BST

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Rasheed convinced of match-fixing

The former Pakistan coach, Haroon Rasheed, told a judge investigating charges of betting and match-fixing in Pakistan yesterday that he was convinced that some matches had been deliberately lost. "During my tenure [July 1997 to August 1998] as the coach there were some matches which I, as a er, felt should have been won by Pakistan but were lost," Rasheed told Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum at the hearing.

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