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Comanchero Mick Hawi found guilty of murder of Anthony Zervas in airport brawl
The NSW Supreme Court jury returned its verdict on Wednesday after 22 days of deliberations and a four-month trial. Six Comanchero had pleaded not guilty to murdering 29-year-old Anthony Zervas, the brother of Hells Angel Peter Zervas, in the domestic
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:55P
Pakistan trio facing jail after spot-fixing guilty verdicts
Amir (19) pleaded guilty to the same offences at a pre-trial hearing two weeks before the case began, a fact not revealed to the jury until they had returned verdicts on his senior colleagues yesterday afternoon after more than 17 hours of deliberation
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:54P
ICC's suspension term on Pakistan's tainted trio will remain, says Haroon Lorgat
"The ICC has been closely following the criminal trial at Southwark Crown Court in England over the past few weeks," ICC chief Haroon Lorgat said at a press conference here, adding that the verdict was also a warning to players who might be tempted to
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:51P
Pakistan cricket's most-talented trio face seven years in jail
In a twist for Butt, his wife gave birth to a baby boy just 30 minutes before Tuesday's verdict was delivered, his father said by telephone from Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore. Butt already has one daughter. "It's a matter of great grief for us that
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:50P
Spot-fixing verdict is a further warning: ICC
PTI The ICC has hailed the guilty verdicts handed out to tainted Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif by a London court and said it should serve as a "further warning" to players who might be tempted to engage in corruption within the
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:46P
Butt's family says he's not corrupt, Sarfaraz blames ICC
instead of being balanced and neutral and this had not helped his case. Butt's mother told reporters outside her home that she had no grievances with the verdict of the jury in the London court which found her son guilty of corruption charges.
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:44P
ICC says verdict a warning to players
THE International Cricket Council says the guilty verdicts handed down to two Pakistani cricketers in the spot-fixing case in England is a further warning to players who might be tempted to engage in corrupt activity within the sport.
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:36P
Pakistan cricketers' match-fixing verdict no victory for ICC
Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir have been found guilty of spot-fixing a Lord's Test match. Picture: AFP Source: AFP THE International Cricket Council is kidding itself if it takes any comfort from the criminal
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:36P
Clarke applauds spot-fixing verdicts
Australian captain Michael Clarke welcomed the message sent by guilty verdicts against Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif for spot-fixing. Clarke said he hoped the London court findings, which could result in jail time for the players,
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:35P
LORGAT - VERDICT SHOULD BE A DETERRENT
In a statement released by the ICC after yesterday's verdict, Lorgat said: "The ICC takes no pleasure from the fact that these players stepped outside not only the laws of the game but also the criminal laws of the country in which they were
Updated: 11/01/2011 11:34P
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