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<p> Former South Africa bowler Henry Williams has called for Mohammad Amir to be treated with compassion if found guilty of spot fixing. </p><p> Williams himself was banned for six months in 2000 for his role in the Hansie Cronje match-fixing scandal after admitting to accepting money to underperform in a one-day international. </p><p> He believes that, if guilty, the highly promising 18-year-old Amir, who denies any wrongdoing, would have succumbed to peer pressure and must be shown leniency. </p><p> This was a terrible offence, a disaster for cricket across the whole world, Williams said. I think they will get life bans, which I don't think is fair, especially for this young guy Amir. </p><p> Amir is a world-class cricketer who is 18 years old. His career lies ahead of him. At his age he shouldn't get a life ban. </p><p> He should be fined and get a ban for two or three years. Then he should be brought back into the system because he's still young. If a young player is approached by the captain or a senior player, they should report them. But of course they will fear for their selection in the next game. </p> Рекомендуем Former match-fixer calls for Amir leniency посмотреть онлайн видео бесплатно и без регистрации!