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Waqar Younis suspended for ball-tampering
Colombo, July 9. (Reuters): Pakistan fast bowler Waqar Younis was
suspended for one game and fined 50 percent of his match fee
today for ball-tampering in the limited overs tournament also
involving Sri Lanka and South Africa.
Cricket officials said Waqar was omitted from the Pakistan side
playing Sri Lanka in the fourth match on Sunday after tournament
referee John Reid's decision to punish him.
New Zealander Reid considered the incident to be serious after it
was seen on television during Pakistan's match yesterday against
South Africa, who won by 18 runs.
Pakistan pace bowler Azhar Mahmood was fined 30 percent of his
match fee on the same charge, while captain Moin Khan was
severely reprimanded for not controlling his bowlers.
Cricket officials said Waqar had already been warned against
ball-tampering during the third and final test against Sri Lanka
in Kandy, which ended in a draw, earlier this month.
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