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Pakistan Cricket Board holds New Zealand visa fears for spot-fixer Mohammad Amir – Stuff.co.nz

December 23, 2015

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Pakistan Cricket Board holds New Zealand visa fears for spot-fixer Mohammad Amir
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has sought legal advice on whether fast bowler Mohammad Amir will be able to obtain a visa to enter New Zealand when they tour the country next month, according to reports. Amir served three months in jail for his role ...
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