Woolmer's assertions are naive to say the least. Simply because some people pray three times or five times in a day, it does not mean they always are honest. We are reading about amny religious leaders (Christian, Moslem and Hindu) and priests themselves indulging in many unlawful activities. As long as large monetary stakes dicttate everything right from from selection stage, matchfixing will continue to bog the game.
What I personally feel is that Mr. Sarfaraz, who is leading an isolated and neglected life in Lahore, would like to attract cricket lovers and others towards him at regular intervals and he finds no other way except speaking against his own team.
well this stuff is going too far now, cricketers know that they are watched so its not practicla to think that match fixing is going on. Former captains azhar malik and crojne got good deal of punishment, so no new players will ever go near that MF word.
