The International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO Dave Richardson on Wednesday said that the trio of Muhammad Asif, Salman Butt and Muhammad Amir was deemed fit by the Tribunal to make a return to competitive cricket after they have faced their ban.
“With regard to the three players, the Tribunal saw fit to offer a second opportunity to them to return to domestic and international cricket, provided it met specified criteria,” said Richardson, while talking to popular indian Englosh daily The Hindu in an interview.
“It is now up to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to set up a formal rehabilitation programme, which it has done.”
He further added that the ICC supports the three players in the pursuit of making a return.
“The ICC fully supports the PCB in its efforts to help the players rebuild the reputation of the players and maintain the integrity of the game,” added Richardson.
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