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Pakistan Players Likely To Face Fines After India Defeat And Poor World Cup Show: Report
"Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has conveyed to the players that they get good amounts in central contracts and endorsement money so on poor performances they will get fines and that will be to the tune of five million Pakistan rupees," sources told Telecom Asia Sport (www.telecomasia.net)
Sources reported that PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi was upset after the poor performance and some questionable decisions in the February 15 match against India, and he had decided to punish the players.
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