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Pakistan resolve row over Mohammad Amir

<p>Pakistan's cricket chief said Saturday that a row over the inclusion of tainted paceman Mohammad Amir in a training camp had been resolved and the two objecting players had returned</p>

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Mohammad Amir

Mohammad Amir

Lahore: Pakistan's cricket chief said Saturday that a row over the inclusion of tainted paceman Mohammad Amir in a training camp had been resolved and the two objecting players had returned. Former Twenty20 captain Mohammad Hafeez and current one-day captain Azhar Ali had boycotted the camp on Thursday, refusing to train alongside Amir, who was jailed in 2011 for spot-fixing.

Mohammad Amir
Mohammad Amir 

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan said Hafeez and Ali had now joined the camp. "The matter has been resolved," Khan told reporters. "Both listened to me and agreed to join the camp unconditionally and will have to support Amir when he returns to the team."

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