Inzi wants revelation of Woolmers death cause at the earliest

Former Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has urged the Jamaican authorities to announce the cause of coach Bob Woolmers death as soon as possible, so that the teams innocence is proved at the earliest.

Lahore, June 9 : Former Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has urged the Jamaican authorities to announce the cause of coach Bob Woolmer's death as soon as possible, so that the team's innocence is proved at the earliest.

"Time will prove our innocence in the case and we want it to be over sooner rather than later," Inzamam said, adding, "Besides all the trauma, I was alleged to be, God forbid, involved in Bob's murder. Now, the true facts are coming out and I am thankful to the Almighty and pray that Pakistan cricket never sees such days again".

He said the team was still shaken by the days between March 17, when they lost to minnows Ireland, and March 28, when they returned home with police saying they were still in the frame, reports the Daily Times.

"Those were the most traumatic days of our lives. We were thrown out of the World Cup, Bob died and no one contacted us from Pakistan to give us any consolation," he said.

The Jamaican Police is likely to officially announce next week that Woolmer was not murdered but died of a heart attack on March 18 in the West Indies during the World Cup.

Media reports suggested that Lucius Thomas, the head of the Jamaican Police, would make this announcement on the basis of medical reports submitted by three internationally renowned pathologists.

Toxicology reports showed that there was nothing in the 58-year-old coach's body that could have killed or incapacitated him.

ANI