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Pakistani Cricketer Zulqernain Haider Is Kidnapped By Bookies
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DashingPun
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This is last message on Zulqarnain's facebook profile
leaving pakistan cricket because get bad msg fr 1 man fr lose the match in last game:13::13:
below is link of Zulqarnains Facebook Profile
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001246582864&v=wall
leaving pakistan cricket because get bad msg fr 1 man fr lose the match in last game:13::13:
below is link of Zulqarnains Facebook Profile
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001246582864&v=wall
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Maybe I am wrong but it has to do something with AKMAL brothers .............. it's just a wild guess so don't take personally. He is not a match winning batsman anyways so I don't think bookies or someone else would have kidnapped him. Seems like other keeper wants to make sure his spot is available.
Young_Blood
Minister (2k+ posts)
mera bhe shak kamran akmal per jata hai, zulqarnain haider ko england k tour se bhe zaberdasti bhijwaya gaya tha, WK reerh ke haadi rekhta hai cricket match main, WK catch ya stump ya run out chor de to match ke situation badal jati hai, beileve me guys ye kamran akmal ke herkat ho sakti hai, kamran akmal ke already bookies se kaafi understanding rahi hai,
rahi baat zulqar nain haider ke to, my dears, paasports to manager k paas hotey hein, haider k paas passport kaha se aa gaya? it means k intikhab aalam janta hai, ya uss ke permission se haider kahi gaya hai,, agar passport players k he paas they to aisi managment ka kya faida?
why haider not inform dubai police? why haider not inform ICC,, where was the security incharge of that time? ye maamla itna chota nahi, and 2ndly,, haider ne facebook per to message likh dia,, uss ne kisi ko call kiun nahi ke?
Killthecorrupts
Senator (1k+ posts)
May be the message to lose the match is from Pakistan cricket board itself. He knew he cant do anything about it, so he left the team.
Shareef banda lagtaa hai zulqarnain haider, peeche PAWA nahi hai na tu es lyee khamooshi se ghayeb hau jane main he akalmandi samjhi hau ge. I think he should come forward now or near future and tell the whole story. If any other players, management, officials are involve in it then there shouldn't be any mercy for them. Not only criminal charges put on them also they shouldn't be allowed to play any kind of cricket (international, domestic) with life time ban.
Night_Hawk
Siasat.pk - Blogger
8 November 2010 Last updated at 08:01 ET Pakistan keeper Haider bound for UK after missing scare
As a debutant, Haider scored a half century against England this summer
Pakistani wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider has left the team camp and is flying from Dubai to London, team manager Intikhab Alam has said.
Earlier it was feared that the 24-year-old had disappeared ahead of Monday's deciding one-day international against South Africa.
He reportedly received a threatening message after helping Pakistan win Friday's fourth one-day match.
The BBC has been told that Haider boarded the flight on Monday morning.
Mr Alam told the BBC's Islamabad bureau that the wicketkeeper asked for his passport on Sunday night, saying that he needed it to get a local phone for his mobile telephone.
Haider was fined 12,000 rupees ($140) on Sunday after allegedly breaking curfew hours imposed by the team management along with fellow players Shahzaib Hasan and Abdur Rehman.
Mr Alam said that when the player was discovered not to have been in his room it was initially feared he was missing.
Haider reportedly sent a text to a Pakistani journalist and posted a message on his own Facebook page. Both messages said he was "leaving Pakistan cricket because get bad msg fr 1 man fr lose the match in last game".
He scored a match-winning 19 not out to help Pakistan win the fourth one-day international, played in Dubai on Friday.
Pakistan's win levelled the five-match series at 2-2.
As a debutant, Haider scored a half century against England this summer
Pakistani wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider has left the team camp and is flying from Dubai to London, team manager Intikhab Alam has said.
Earlier it was feared that the 24-year-old had disappeared ahead of Monday's deciding one-day international against South Africa.
He reportedly received a threatening message after helping Pakistan win Friday's fourth one-day match.
The BBC has been told that Haider boarded the flight on Monday morning.
Mr Alam told the BBC's Islamabad bureau that the wicketkeeper asked for his passport on Sunday night, saying that he needed it to get a local phone for his mobile telephone.
Haider was fined 12,000 rupees ($140) on Sunday after allegedly breaking curfew hours imposed by the team management along with fellow players Shahzaib Hasan and Abdur Rehman.
Mr Alam said that when the player was discovered not to have been in his room it was initially feared he was missing.
Haider reportedly sent a text to a Pakistani journalist and posted a message on his own Facebook page. Both messages said he was "leaving Pakistan cricket because get bad msg fr 1 man fr lose the match in last game".
He scored a match-winning 19 not out to help Pakistan win the fourth one-day international, played in Dubai on Friday.
Pakistan's win levelled the five-match series at 2-2.
Night_Hawk
Siasat.pk - Blogger
Pakistan v South Africa, 5th ODI, Dubai
Zulqarnain reported to be at Dubai airport
Osman Samiuddin
November 8, 2010
Zulqarnain Haider (left) scored the winning runs for Pakistan in the fourth ODI AFP
Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider is reported to be at Dubai airport and preparing to fly to the United Kingdom. Sources in the PCB confirmed his presence at the airport a couple of hours after saying he was missing from the team currently playing the deciding ODI against South Africa at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
The PCB had begun an inquiry into the matter and informed the ICC's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit as well as local security officials of Haider's disappearance.
"He is missing and we found this out in the morning when getting ready to come to the stadium," Nadeem Sarwar, PCB's general manager of media, told ESPNcricinfo. "He did not say anything to the team management about this at all. We have initiated inquiries into the matter."
A cryptic message left as a status update on the player's Facebook page said: "leaving pakistan cricket because get bad msg fr 1 man fr lose the match in last game." The last match that his Facebook status seems to refer to is the fourth ODI of the series, another closely-fought thriller, in which Haider's unbeaten 19 took Pakistan to victory with one wicket and one ball to spare.
Raza Haider, Zulqarnain's brother, said the wicketkeeper had reportedly received threats. "I spoke to Zulqarnain after the fourth ODI and he told me he had received some kind of threats after that game, but he gave no details," Raza said.
A TV reporter for Geo, a leading Pakistani news channel, said that he had received a text message from Haider earlier on Monday in which the player asked for security for his family and indicated that he might fly to the UK. The channel reported one of its correspondents receiving a text message from Haider asking for security for his family in Lahore.
In Lahore, senior superintendent of police Rana Faisal said security had been provided for Haider's family. "We have deployed a dozen police officials at Haider's residence, so that they can be guarded properly if there is any threat," he said.
The passports of players are generally kept with management officials but Sarwar said Haider had requested for his last night. "He took his passport from us last night on the pretext of needing it for something," Sarwar said. "It is normal practice for he could have needed it for any number of things."
Other PCB officials were unavailable for comment on the reasons for Haider's non-arrival. Team manager Intikhab Alam said: "I can't make much comment on this, but I can only confirm that Haider did not come with the team to the ground and we are looking for him."
Haider's career has not lacked incident. He was one of three Pakistani players arrested in Abu Dhabi on charges of possessing alcohol in 2006. The players, on tour with Pakistan A team, were later released. Though Haider had played a Twenty20 international for Pakistan - against South Africa - in 2006-07, he made his Test debut only earlier this year.
He replaced Kamran Akmal for the second Test against England this summer, and made a fighting, widely-lauded 88 in the second innings. He picked up a finger injury during the game and flew back soon after, missing the rest of the tour. He did indicate at the time that he was unhappy at being sent back so quickly, though the issue did not go much further. He was selected again for the current series and has figured in the headlines again, on and off the field. Haider was fined by the PCB on Sunday for breaking team curfew during the ODI series against South Africa.
As a result of the confusion, Pakistan announced their XI for the final game early and made three changes; Umar Akmal, Shahzaib Hasan and surprisingly, Mohammad Yousuf, came into the side. Akmal will, in all likelihood, take over Haider's role. Yousuf only arrived in Dubai yesterday, after recovering from an abductor strain, and wasn't expected to take part in the ODIs at all.
Osman Samiuddin is Pakistan editor of Cricinfo
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Zulqarnain reported to be at Dubai airport
Osman Samiuddin
November 8, 2010
Zulqarnain Haider (left) scored the winning runs for Pakistan in the fourth ODI AFP
Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider is reported to be at Dubai airport and preparing to fly to the United Kingdom. Sources in the PCB confirmed his presence at the airport a couple of hours after saying he was missing from the team currently playing the deciding ODI against South Africa at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
The PCB had begun an inquiry into the matter and informed the ICC's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit as well as local security officials of Haider's disappearance.
"He is missing and we found this out in the morning when getting ready to come to the stadium," Nadeem Sarwar, PCB's general manager of media, told ESPNcricinfo. "He did not say anything to the team management about this at all. We have initiated inquiries into the matter."
A cryptic message left as a status update on the player's Facebook page said: "leaving pakistan cricket because get bad msg fr 1 man fr lose the match in last game." The last match that his Facebook status seems to refer to is the fourth ODI of the series, another closely-fought thriller, in which Haider's unbeaten 19 took Pakistan to victory with one wicket and one ball to spare.
Raza Haider, Zulqarnain's brother, said the wicketkeeper had reportedly received threats. "I spoke to Zulqarnain after the fourth ODI and he told me he had received some kind of threats after that game, but he gave no details," Raza said.
A TV reporter for Geo, a leading Pakistani news channel, said that he had received a text message from Haider earlier on Monday in which the player asked for security for his family and indicated that he might fly to the UK. The channel reported one of its correspondents receiving a text message from Haider asking for security for his family in Lahore.
In Lahore, senior superintendent of police Rana Faisal said security had been provided for Haider's family. "We have deployed a dozen police officials at Haider's residence, so that they can be guarded properly if there is any threat," he said.
The passports of players are generally kept with management officials but Sarwar said Haider had requested for his last night. "He took his passport from us last night on the pretext of needing it for something," Sarwar said. "It is normal practice for he could have needed it for any number of things."
Other PCB officials were unavailable for comment on the reasons for Haider's non-arrival. Team manager Intikhab Alam said: "I can't make much comment on this, but I can only confirm that Haider did not come with the team to the ground and we are looking for him."
Haider's career has not lacked incident. He was one of three Pakistani players arrested in Abu Dhabi on charges of possessing alcohol in 2006. The players, on tour with Pakistan A team, were later released. Though Haider had played a Twenty20 international for Pakistan - against South Africa - in 2006-07, he made his Test debut only earlier this year.
He replaced Kamran Akmal for the second Test against England this summer, and made a fighting, widely-lauded 88 in the second innings. He picked up a finger injury during the game and flew back soon after, missing the rest of the tour. He did indicate at the time that he was unhappy at being sent back so quickly, though the issue did not go much further. He was selected again for the current series and has figured in the headlines again, on and off the field. Haider was fined by the PCB on Sunday for breaking team curfew during the ODI series against South Africa.
As a result of the confusion, Pakistan announced their XI for the final game early and made three changes; Umar Akmal, Shahzaib Hasan and surprisingly, Mohammad Yousuf, came into the side. Akmal will, in all likelihood, take over Haider's role. Yousuf only arrived in Dubai yesterday, after recovering from an abductor strain, and wasn't expected to take part in the ODIs at all.
Osman Samiuddin is Pakistan editor of Cricinfo
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skyislimit
Citizen
ye saley akmal brother involve hain..this is a vicious nexus ...i am 100% its akmal brothers...
ishwaq
Minister (2k+ posts)
Re: Pakistani Cricketer Zulqarnain Haider Is Kidnapped By Bookies
Your questions are very interested specially 3rd one,who provide him ticket and by whom.when he book his seat.
Classified
Senator (1k+ posts)
yar mujhe shak hai kay ye akmal bradraan bookies say milay huay han .
