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Former Pakistan captain Salim Maliks lawyer has claimed that there was no life ban on the batsman and he was only contesting his case in a civil court in Lahore against the one million-rupee fine imposed on him by a judicial commission probing a match-fixing scandal way back in 2000.
Lahore, Sep 20 : Former Pakistan captain Salim Malik's lawyer has claimed that there was no life ban on the batsman and he was only contesting his case in a civil court in Lahore against the one million-rupee fine imposed on him by a judicial commission probing a match-fixing scandal way back in 2000.
His lawyer Shahid Karim said that although the judicial commission had imposed a life ban on Salim, it had been dropped by the Supreme Court, which referred the case about the fine to a lower court.
The commission had imposed a life ban on Salim in addition to the fine, Dawn reported.
Moreover, Shahid, who also represents the medium-fast bowler Mohammad Asif in the dope testing case made out against him during the Indian Premier League (IPL), said that his client was ready to appear before the league's anti-doping tribunal to clear himself of the allegation.
ANI
