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| | Free Football Picks - Iqbal Match Fixing Go-Between? |
 | | ASIF Iqbal, the former Pakistan and Kent player, is the Inter-national Cricket Council official alleged to be the go-between in match-fixing by Salim Malik, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation who have obtained a copy of the tapes made by the News of the World. |
 | | Iqbal, 56, played 58 Test matches for Pakistan before becoming the director of cricket at Sharjah, the Gulf venue which has staged more one-day internationals than any other ground and which has been at the centre of allegations of match-fixing. |
 | | He will be talking to the players, he can do it any time." The whole cost of fixing a match, according to the tapes, is £500,000, with £100,000 of it allegedly going to Malik himself. |
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