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Two cricketers who represented the United Arab Emirates -&nbsp;Amir Hayat and Ashfaq Ahmed were banned by the International Cricket Council for fixing matches of the World T20 qualifiers. ICC's&nbsp;Anti-Corruption and Security&nbsp;unit charged the Pakistan born cricketers for accepting bribes from bookies in order to fix matches in their county. The pair has been banned from all cricket activities for a period of 8 years. According to the charge sheet, both cricketers accepted around 15,000 dirhams each from the bookie who is reportedly based out of India. The ban is backdated from 2020 when the apparent exchange took place and will last till 2028.

2 UAE cricketers banned for accepting bribes from bookies

ICC's&nbsp;Anti-Corruption and Security&nbsp;unit charged the Pakistan born cricketers for accepting bribes from bookies in order to fix matches in their county

Two cricketers who represented the United Arab Emirates -&nbsp;Amir Hayat and Ashfaq Ahmed were banned by the International Cricket Council for fixing matches of the World T20 qualifiers. ICC's&nbsp;Anti-Corruption and Security&nbsp;unit charged the Pakistan born cricketers for accepting bribes from bookies in order to fix matches in their county. The pair has been banned from all cricket activities for a period of 8 years. According to the charge sheet, both cricketers accepted around 15,000 dirhams each from the bookie who is reportedly based out of India. The ban is backdated from 2020 when the apparent exchange took place and will last till 2028.

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<li>Amir Hayat and Ashfaq Ahmed banned by the International Cricket Council</li>
<li>Cricketers banned for fixing matches of the World T20 qualifiers</li>
<li>Banned from all cricket activities for a period of 8 years</li>
</ul>

 IPL Match 5: Rajasthan beat Chennai scorecard

Here is how the scorecard looked like after the match between Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals and Chennai Super Kings in Sharjah&nbsp;on Tuesday&nbsp;

IPL Match 5: Rajasthan beat Chennai scorecard

Sanju&nbsp;Samson smashed 74 and along with Steve Smith's 69, powered Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals&nbsp;to 216/7 from their 20 overs. Chennai made a final dash in the last few overs&nbsp;but were left 16 runs short. Faf&nbsp;du Plessis&nbsp;scored 72 and Dhoni&nbsp;chipped in with 29 off 17 balls.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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