The board has mentioned that Gillespie resigned from his role without any prior notice, and due to his sudden exit, they had to bring Aaqib Javed on the board for the South Africa tour. Since the former Australian cricketer resigned on his own, he should have paid four months' salary to the PCB.
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The former Australian left the job without giving advance notice, and by doing so, he breached a clause where he was meant to pay the PCB four months’ salary. In contrast, Gillespie has recently expressed his disappointment about the issue and hopes this matter gets sorted out soon.
Jason Gillespie owes PCB four months’ salary!!
The spokesperson added, “Since Gillespie himself withdrew from the role, he is the one who owes PCB four months’ salary. Therefore, his claim of unpaid dues is incorrect.”
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Latif told Geo TV, “I can assure you I will reveal everything as it happened, and the book will open everyone’s eyes.”
Justice Qayyum inquiry and match-mixing bans
This led to the 2000-01 Justice Qayyum inquiry, which banned Salim Malik for life and fined Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, and Mushtaq Ahmed for not cooperating.
Ata-ur-Rehman was also banned for lying. Despite this, fixing scandals continued, with Danish Kaneria, Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Amir, Sharjeel Khan, and Khalid Latif later banned for spot-fixing by the PCB.
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