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Shoaib Malik shoots down match-fixing rumors after BPL exit

Shoaib Malik shoots down match-fixing rumors after BPL exit

Adding fuel to the fire, Shoaib Malik himself spoke out, refuting all accusations regarding match-fixing.

Shoaib Malik, the veteran Pakistani cricketer embroiled in controversy after his abrupt departure from the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL 2024) team, Fortune Barishal, has vehemently denied any involvement in match-fixing. Whispers of foul play arose following Malik’s unusual bowling stint against Khulna Tigers, where he conceded three no-balls in a single over.

Fueled by social media speculations, news outlets reported Barishal terminated Shoaib Malik contract due to match-fixing concerns. However, the team’s media manager, Sikander, swiftly clarified to The Cricket Pakistan that Malik’s departure was a result of an “agreement” after he expressed a desire to leave for personal reasons before the Khulna game.

Did Shoaib Malik refuses rumours

Adding fuel to the fire, Shoaib Malik himself spoke out, refuting all accusations regarding match-fixing. He confirmed his prior engagement in Dubai and expressed his willingness to return to the BPL after resolving his commitments.

Shoaib Malik maintains that league officials declined his proposition, leading to the mutual termination of his contract.

Malik’s strong rebuttal and Barishal’s official explanation cast doubt on the match-fixing allegations. The lack of concrete evidence and conflicting narratives leave the situation shrouded in uncertainty.

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