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ICC World Cup: Pak chief selector Moin Khan in trouble for casino visit

Updated on: 24 February,2015 08:28 AM IST  | 
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) yesterday launched an investigation into chief selector Moin Khan's alleged visit to a casino ahead of the team's World Cup clash against the West Indies

ICC World Cup: Pak chief selector Moin Khan in trouble for casino visit

Moin Khan

Karachi: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) yesterday launched an investigation into chief selector Moin Khan's alleged visit to a casino ahead of the team's World Cup clash against the West Indies.

Moin Khan
Moin Khan 


PCB chairman Shahryar Khan promised action if required but also assured that Moin Khan would get a fair probe. Pakistan suffered a comprehensive 150-run defeat, adding to the anger of the fans who were livid after the team's defeat against arch-rivals India. Moin's recent incident has only added fuel to the fire.


"We have launched an investigation over the reports that Moin Khan visited a casino, action will be taken if the reports prove true," Khan told reporters. "As per initial reports, Moin Khan went there to have a meal two days before the match against the West Indies and a Pakistani couple photographed him and made a video," he said.


"But we will not make anybody a scapegoat and will investigate this incident before taking any action." Pakistan are languishing at the bottom of Pool B after consecutive defeats, prompting cricket fans in the country to hold a mock funeral for the national team. Pakistan next play Zimbabwe in Brisbane on Sunday.

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