Bob Woolmer's Test Results r out-Poison - Page 4

I really feel bad for Bob and the culprit should be hanged ,just because he was about to reveal the match fixing scandals they killed him 😡

hey i dun think palyes will do tht but .....according to news channels .....the match fixers theselves killd him as the match fixers .....r none otehr than frm d company ..........and secondly some one said media hype ......i dun think so tts the case ...coz pakistani ex player sarfaraz nawaz himself has given thus statement on ibn7 yesterday ....and the paki- westindies match was fixed and tht rana player had contatcs and he was was forced on the team......by the underworld....
well the above things is all over news ....and i juss putted here ....so plzz guys dun jump on me for this

but this is ridiculous ...this underworld ppl ...is gaining control over everything .....there r not letting be a game as a game ...movies n alll mein tapak jaate hai ...and now cricket tooo

Originally posted by: Anisha7

well i hope its not any cricketer! 😕

😭tru not ne cricketer.....................😭😭

Death was Suspicious, Autopsy Report inconclusive, full investigation is going to be had. Pakistan team not to leave, rather asked not to leave Jamaica till investigations are over. Full post mortem / medical report awaited, expected today or tomorrow and new theory, match fixing angle. Woolmer was supposed to release a book where in he mentions match fixing issue

Imran Khan, the former Pakistan captain, has offered his services to help restore Pakistan's status after their shocking exit from the World Cup in a three-wicket defeat against Ireland.

"I am ready to sit down with the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board [PCB] and see what we could do to bring the nation out of this cricketing crisis," Imran said in a television programme.

Imran blamed captain Inzamam-ul-Haq for the debacle after Pakistan lost both their group matches - against the West Indies and Ireland - to become the first team to exit the World Cup.

"His captaincy was timid," Imran said. "Inzamam himself said before the World Cup that he would bat at No.4, but when the tournament began he came out to bat at No.5. This built pressure on the team and we simply collapsed against medium-pace bowlers of Ireland," he explained.

After the untimely death of the Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer, Imran advised the PCB to bring in two coaches - one for the bowlers and other for batsmen.

"I would suggest Aaqib Javed should be the bowling coach because he had coached Pakistan to win two Under-19 World Cups," Imran suggested. He added, without offering any names, that the PCB also should look for a good batting coach.

Imran backed Younis Khan as the future captain. "It's not the time to take drastic measures," he said.

Domestic cricket, in Imran's opinion, also had to be streamlined in the manner in which domestic competitions were run in Australia and South Africa. "I have played in Sheffield Shield and I know they have the best system of just six teams in first-class cricket," Imran said. "That's the only way we could also produce quality cricketers," he explained.

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Sarfraz Nawaz - 'Bob Woolmer knew it all' - Conspiracy Theory

'Bob Woolmer knew it all'
Cricket News / Ashish Shukla

PORT OF SPAIN, March 21: Former Pakistani paceman Sarfraz Nawaz has little doubt that the "death" of Bob Woolmer has been a conspiracy hatched by the underbelly of cricket, the betting mafia operational in the sub-continent.

Sarfraz drags everyone in the net: From Pakistan Cricket Board to captain Inzamam-ul-Haq, fellow Pakistani cricketers and even International Cricket Council (ICC) whom he describes as the fountainhead of betting mafia.

"I urge upon cricket nations to stop taking part in the ICC-held events. They are havens for match-fixers. ICC is actively promoting it," said Sarfraz.

However, what Sarfraz had to say on Woolmer's death probably overshadowed everything else.

"Bob must have seen how Pakistan team went about its business against West Indies. You could sense it from their body language that something was amiss. I believe he was writing a book and he would have come off with sensational disclosures.

"I surely feel that he has been bumped off. It was the betting mafia which eliminated Hansie Cronje. It was the same betting mafia which killed "Cadbury" the well-known bookie from Pakistan who later settled in South Africa. "Cadbury" body was cut into pieces. Now that has been the fate of Woolmer."

Sarfraz openly claimed that captain Inzamam-ul-Haq, along with Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, Mushtaq Ahmed, Mohammad Yousuf and Shoaib Malik were involved in betting.

"Rana Naved is being regularly promoted even though he doesn't deserve a place because of his recent poor performances. When Mushtaq was reappointed I straightaway went to PCB and questioned how they could keep a "dubious character" in seat. Shoaib, everyone knows, is in league with bookmakers."

Sarfraz said, so powerful were the bookmakers that they were actually helping appoint coaches, managers, selectors and even board officials in different countries.

The former Pakistan pacemen then targeted the ICC, the seat of international cricket.

"You look at pitches played in the Champions Trophy last year in India. All of them were unduly favouring the bowlers. The same has happened in this World Cup: bowlers have a field day in the initial phase of matches.

"ICC is actually tampering with the pitches so that even a minnow can upset a top team on their day. That's what exactly happened when India and Pakistan played first against Bangladesh and Ireland."

Former Pakistan leg-spinner and captain Abdul Qadir came out in support of Sarfraz and said it was time the charges laid by the tall former medium-pacer were seriously investigated.

"Every time he makes these charges, people tend to make fun of him. I don't think that's the right thing to do. Authorities should investigate the charges laid by Sarfraz because most of the time, he is able to predict things in advance. He had said before the tournament began that Pakistan could lose to West Indies and Ireland.

"That's exactly how it happened. Authorities should investigate it thoroughly: if Sarfraz is spreading wrong stories, he must be booked. Otherwise, his leads should be carefully followed by authorities."

Guys i think u over reacting and r forgettin about sum real facts

first of all bob was a diabetic and had high blood sugars and my close relative has this problem and wen it gets high they sum tyms puke out blood.

this is a very dangerous illness and i have seen it and many people with this illness die by stroke or heart attack.

Ur blood sugars can only go up 2 an maximum level anything can happen.

blood sugars can go up for many reasons like stress, some food dats been eaten (without poison aswell) can also lead up 2 heart attacs or strokes.

it is clear dat dey hav 2 investigate but i dont think sum 1 has poisened him coz ive seen ppl die with dis illness even without stress or wateva so i think we need calm down.

wow.. i dont want to jump into any conclusions on how he was poisoned.. but -

1. If he did it himself -- why?

2. If someone poisoned him for Pakistan's early departure -- its a game, there is always and winner and loser and so happens pakistan lost both their opening games. Moreover, he is the coach he has no control over the outcome -- all he can do is show the players what to do and train them -- the rest is upto the players and fate.. so why Bob??

kahein ye pakistan key khelaf koi sazish to ke ja rahe? i wonder 😕

kahein ye pakistan key khelaf koi sazish to nahi ke ja rahe? i m quite sure. pak not involved in it..