A cricketer who is banned for life for match-fixing offense.

Tiger all-rounder Sakib Al Hasan did not fix the match.  But even after fixing the offer, he kept it a secret.  He was banned for two years.  One of which is a suspended suspension of one year.  However, there are many famous cricketers in the world cricket who have been banned for life.

 So far, eight cricketers have been banned for life-fixing offenses in international cricket.  Of the eight banned for life, three are the two most hostile cricketers in India and Pakistan.  The other two are South Africans, the other is from New Zealand.

√ = Selim Malik:-

Selim Malik is the first cricketer to be banned for match-fixing.  He proposed to leave Australia's Steve Waugh, Shane Warne, Tim May and Mark Waugh in the Karachi Test in exchange for a bribe.  Australia won that Test by one wicket.  Selim was banned from cricket for a lifetime after being found guilty of that offense.  He is also the first cricketer to be appointed.  However, his life sentence was lifted at a local court in Lahore on May 25.  However, due to his age, Selim Malik did not get his bat.

√ = Ataur Rahman:-

Emerging fast bowler Ataur Rahman has emerged as an associate of Wasim-Walker, who has been named as Pakistan's best pace pair.  But at the age of 20, cricket has to say goodbye to the match-fixing controversy.  He was banned from cricket for a lifetime in 27 years.  Ataur first confessed in 8, that Wasim Akram paid Rs 1 lakh to force him into a match against New Zealand.  Although he later changed that confession.  Wasim Akram survived, but Ataur was trapped.  However, his ban was lifted in the 21st.  But then he could not return to cricket.

 √ = Mohammad Azharuddin:-

 Hansie Cronje and former India captain Azhar Uddin's sanctions are heavily involved in the ban.  The allegation of match-making against Crony in the 27th came after a detailed investigation into the name of Azharuddin.  Cronoy said Azhar introduced him to a businessman named Mukesh Gupta during the Kanpur Test against India in the 5th.  Through that year, Azhar was involved in match fixing against South Africa in Rajkot and in the Pepsi Cup of the Year 7 and 9.  Azhar, who was convicted in the case, was banned from cricket for life.  While waiting for the hundredth Test, Azhar's career ended in the 5th Test.  However, his ban was lifted in 2002.

 √ = Ajay Sharma:-

Indian batsman Ajay Sharma has scored more than 4,000 runs on an average of 5 in first class cricket.  The talented cricketer was able to represent the country in just five Tests and 1 ODIs.  Ajay Sharma was also banned for life along with Azharuddin for match-fixing in that black chapter of cricket.  Five years after that, his ban was lifted in 20 years.

√ = Hansi Cronje:-

The fixing of Azharuddin and Hansi Crony is based on the same formula.  Crony's conversation with Bajikar Sanjay Chawla comes to an end on April 23.  Three other cricketers - Herschelle Gibbs, Nicky Bowe and Peter Strydom - were also mentioned in the match-fixing incident.  After the King's Commission investigation, Cronje was banned for life.  Cronje was one of the best captains in South Africa cricket.  He was voted South Africa's all-time best captain in 25 years.  However, on June 7, 2002, two pilots were killed in a plane crash in Kroni.

√ = Danish Kaneria:-

Danish Kaneria is the third Pakistan cricketer to be banned for life.  He was one of the best legspinners in the history of the country.  His involvement in fixing a match in domestic cricket in England was found in the 27th.  He was banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board in the 29th.  He was named in the Pakistan-South Series squad that year but the PCB withdrew his name after the incident.  Canaria subsequently appealed the ban, but was dismissed in 25.

√ = Shantakumaran Sreesanth:-

One of the members of the Indian bowling attack was Shantakumar Sreesanth.  Sreesanth scored 5 runs for Rajasthan Royals against Kings XI Punjab on May 7 in the IPL.  He was arrested by Delhi Police on May 7 of that year for allegedly taking money from the businessman on bad terms.  A month later, he was released on bail.  But he was banned for life after being found guilty of match-fixing.  Ankit Chauhan, another Rajasthan Royals player, was also banned for life.

 √ = Lou Vincent:-

New Zealand's Lu Vincent was banned for three years after he was involved in fixing a match in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).  The batsman then confessed to having been involved in fixing a match between Sussex and Kent in England's domestic cricket in the 27th.  He was banned for life from cricket on July 23, 2008.  He was involved with Pakistani cricketer Naveed Arif Gondal.  He was also banned for life in Vincent the previous month.

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