An undercover reporter of the now defunct News of the World exposed former captain Salman Butt along with pacemen Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer in a scandal that shook the cricket world during Pakistan&rsquo;s tour of England. Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Zaka Ashraf said strict measures would be in place when the team compete in the eight-nation Champions Trophy in June. &ldquo;What mistakes we committed last time will not be repeated,&rdquo; Ashraf told journalists when asked to comment on reports that a vigilance officer would accompany the team to England. We have to consider Pakistan&rsquo;s prestige and respect, and what is paramount for the image of the country. We have to form a code and will also consider whether it should be included in players&rsquo; central contract,&rdquo; said Ashraf. Ashraf said corruption would not be tolerated in Pakistani cricket.

Pakistan vowed yesterday to keep its cricketers under a strict vigil in England to avoid any repeat of a 2010 spot-fixing scandal that resulted in bans and jail for three players.

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