Latif wants Azam private from his hearing

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KARACHI: Suspended cricketer Khalid Latif has concluded to seem before a Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) Vigilance and Security Department on May 2 though on a condition that a body’s Senior General Manager Col (r) Azam Khan disassociates himself from his case.

Latif, in a minute sent to a PCB final week, had indicted Azam of rambling a contribution in a notice of direct and refused to attend a May 2 hearing.

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In reply, a PCB quashed Latif’s misgivings, terming them as ‘frivolous, baseless, and false’ before summoning a under-fire cricketer once again.

Latif has given sent a uninformed minute to Azam, similar to abet to PCB’s orders though usually if his concerns about a integrity of a review are alleviated.

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“It appears that we [Azam] skewed a contribution to a fair PCB authority as we settled in a second notice of direct that we have reservations per a whole Anti-Corruption Unit instead of only you. Had a authority famous this, we am certain he would have stopped we from partaking in this investigation,” wrote Latif.

“Since we have no trust in we behaving as an questioning officer, we wish we will not be benefaction during my hearing. And if we do, it will be a mala fide act on your partial and we will protest,” he added.

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