London: International Cricket Council chief executive David Richardson poured cold water on suggestions match fixers should face mandatory life-bans as Pakistan's Mohammad Amir made his Test return at Lord's yesterday.
<img title="ICC Chief Executive David Richardson" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2016/jun/27David-Richardson-1.jpg" alt="ICC Chief Executive David Richardson" width="670" height="474" /> ICC Chief Executive David Richardson
Yesterday's match at Lord's was Amir's first appearance in a Test since the infamous spot fixing clash against England at 'the home of cricket' in 2010.
Richardson, a qualified lawyer, was less enthusiastic about compulsory life-bans. "Each case should be treated on its merits. You cannot hang everybody," he said.

International Cricket Council chief executive David Richardson poured cold water on suggestions match fixers should face mandatory life-bans as Pakistan's Mohammad Amir made his Test return at Lord's yesterday

David Richardson wary of life ban for fixers

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