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Butt and Asif found guilty
They sat in silence in the dock as the jury delivered their verdicts, after spending nearly 17 hours in deliberations over four days at court, during which the judge said he was prepared to accept a 10-2 majority verdict. The jury have not yet decided
Updated: 11/01/2011 08:25A
Butt, Asif found guilty of spot-fixing
The duo had denied conspiracy to cheat and accept corrupt payments but the jury at the Southwark Crown Court here found them guilty of conspiring to cheat. The verdicts came on the 20th day of the trial and required 16 hours of deliberation from the
Updated: 11/01/2011 08:05A
Cricketers found guilty in spot-fixing trial
Butt and Asif conspired with sports agent Mazhar Majeed to ensure the delivery of three intentional no-balls during the match against England in August 2010. Butt, Asif and bowler Mohammad Amir have already received lengthy suspensions by an
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:59A
Pakistan's Butt and Asif convicted in spot fixing trial
Former Pakistan cricket test captain, Salman Butt (C), arrives at City of Westminster Magistrates Court, central London March 17, 2011. Butt and former teammate Mohammad Asif were found guilty on Tuesday of fixing part of a test match against England
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:46A
Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif found guilty of spot-fixing
The 12 jurors were unanimous in their decision that both players were guilty of conspiracy to cheat, but could only reach a 10-2 verdict on the charge that Butt took money to do so. Judge Jeremy Cooke ordered the jury, which had already spent a total
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:39A
Pakistan's Butt and Asif guilty of spot-fixing
They sat in silence in the dock as the jury delivered their verdicts, after spending nearly 17 hours in deliberations over four days at court, during which the judge said he was prepared to accept a 10-2 majority verdict. The jury have not yet decided
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:39A
Pakistani cricketers found guilty of conspiring to match-fix
The jury has not yet reached a verdict on whether Asif was also guilty of conspiracy to accept corrupt payments, and is continuing its deliberations. The jury returned to deliver the three verdicts after 16 hours and 56 minutes.
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:39A
Pakistan cricket's image takes a blow; Salman Butt, Mohd Asif proved guilty
Today's verdicts are on three of the four charges as on the fourth accusation of Asif's acceptance of corrupt payments, the jury returned a hung verdict. Butt and Asif, along with Majeed, were put on trial in London after a police raid on their hotel
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:38A
Cricketers guilty of match-fix plot
The pair, who have been bailed until sentencing, did not react as the verdicts were returned. The jury has not yet reached a verdict on whether Asif was also guilty of conspiracy to accept corrupt payments, and is continuing its deliberations.
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:37A
Butt and Asif convicted in spot fixing trial
The jurors also found Butt guilty of conspiracy to accept corrupt payments but have not yet reached a verdict on whether Asif was guilty of the same charge. Butt now faces up to seven years in jail or a fine. The court heard how they plotted to bowl
Updated: 11/01/2011 07:37A
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