Majeed

Majeed is alleged to have taken 150,000 pounds ($240,000) from British tabloid the News of the World in return for information about three Pakistan players – Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif – ensuring that no-balls were deliberately bowled during the fourth test at Lord's in August.

David Le Cluse, Cricket Scandal Centerpiece, Dead From Gunshot Wound AP 2010

Majeed is alleged to have taken 150,000 pounds ($240,000) from British tabloid the News of the World in return for information about three Pakistan players – Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif – ensuring that no-balls were deliberately bowled during the fourth test at Lord's in August.

David Le Cluse, Cricket Scandal Centerpiece, Dead From Gunshot Wound AP 2010

Majeed is alleged to have taken 150,000 pounds ($240,000) from British tabloid the News of the World in return for information about three Pakistan players – Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif – ensuring that no-balls were deliberately bowled during the fourth test at Lord's in August.

David Le Cluse, Cricket Scandal Centerpiece, Dead From Gunshot Wound AP 2010

Majeed is alleged to have taken 150,000 pounds ($240,000) from British tabloid the News of the World in return for information about three Pakistan players – Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif – ensuring that no-balls were deliberately bowled during the fourth test at Lord's in August.

David Le Cluse, Cricket Scandal Centerpiece, Dead From Gunshot Wound AP 2010

His chance may be a decade away, but Majeed is one of 40 boys and girls starting to prepare at the first school in Iraq dedicated to producing Olympians.

School's goal: To turn kids into Olympic champions 2005

I recalled Majeed's words: "Pakistan has lacked embellishment in its music, and contemporary dimensions of the symphonic mode have not even been explored."

Bloggers.Pakistan 2009

I recalled Majeed's words: "Pakistan has lacked embellishment in its music, and contemporary dimensions of the symphonic mode have not even been explored."

Bloggers.Pakistan 2009

In his post titled Majeed Amjad - The Poet Less Remembered

Jahane Rumi Riffi 2009

Their manager and several players quit earlier this season after going unpaid and the former chairman, Dean Fisher, was jailed for three years last July for a £500,000 fraud in which he diverted his employer's cash into Athletic, before Majeed's involvement there.

Pakistan players and agent accused of spot-fixing head for court 2011

It refused to discuss what it paid for its 51% stake in Croydon – the other 49% belongs to Majeed's sister-in-law, Jenna Manji – nor would it discuss the inquiry into Majeed's alleged activities.

Pakistan players and agent accused of spot-fixing head for court 2011