Yasir Hameed now accuses tabloid of blackmail
Sep.05.2010 
London, Sep 6 (IANS) In a new twist to the spot-fixing saga, Pakistan’s Test opener Yasir Hameed has accused The News Of The World – the British tabloid that has made corruption allegations against three Pakistan players – of blackmail.
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