Suffering: Mohammad Amir (right), one of the Pakistan cricket more brilliant bowling prospects, left after the hearing on combating corruption in the Doha Photo: REUTERSZaheer Abbas, a former Captain and coach of the team of Pakistan, said that cricket board of the country was disappoint a nation of fans and players in works not step to eradicate corruption earlier, despite years of allegations.
He said ordinary people would be shocked at the length of the prohibition.
"The thing is, for us, the Pakistani, cricket is something that we love. Now after these prohibitions – 10 years, seven years, five years – people will be stop loving so much. And pour quoi faire? Just two non-boules, "he says. "It seems very severe."
Former captain of the Pakistan Wasim Akram admitted long Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir bans represent somewhat new to the sport in the country.
"I'm sad for all three of these children, two a little 20 and 18 just a", said Wasim. "I feel for their families because they are key players. It's a weakness for cricket Pakistan.
"Not only to cricketers in Pakistan, but also to players in the world, that is a lesson, and I sincerely hope that ICC has provided an example with this verdict and this will serve as a cleaning, not only in Pakistan cricket, but also in the cricket world."
Wasim admitted that the ban would hit Amir, who had been one of the brightest prospects for bowling game world, particularly hard.
"I was very happy to see the progress of the Amir, but with this punishment will suffer career." "I hope that it is strongly", he added.
Former Pakistan spinner Iqbal Qasim called the decision "refoulement". "The three players were the future of Pakistan cricket, it's a very shocking day," said Iqbal, who is also the leader of the team of the National Bank for which three players featured in the national matches.
"All three have a promising career but it is sad that he fell into a trap and that he could not recover." They could have won more than playing international cricket.
"I hope that these sentences help the future cricketers to be more accountable." I think it should also provide a jolt to the PCB which should have moderate this before it happened. »
Supporters of the actors in their hometown of Lahore expressed shock to prohibitions and insisted that the players were innocent.
Zulfiqar Butt, Salman, father said: "I am very disappointed." My son did nothing. He is innocent of these charges. »
An official at the Pakistan Cricket Board said that no there is no public comment until the decision of the ICC has been studied.
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