After Serving 12-year Ban for Match-fixing, Mohammad Azharuddin Clueless as to Why He Was Banned

Back in December 2000, former India skipper Mohammad Azharuddin was handed a life ban for his alleged involvement in the match-fixing claims, which was later turned into a 12-year ban. Now the dark phase is behind Azhar, as he heads the Hyderabad Cricket Association and is actively involved in cricket.

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