Salman Butt admits to spot-fixing, apologises to nation

Salman Butt finally accepts wrong doing, says sorry to Cricket fans in Pakistan.

 I also accept the ban imposed on my by the tribunal of International Cricket Council," Salman Butt.

After shamelessly denying everything and accusing others for orchestrating conspiracy against him, Salman Butt finally confesses his crime.Salman Butt has also "advised" youngsters to keep themselves away from corrupt elements and concentrate on their gameI also accept the ban imposed on my by the tribunal of International Cricket Council," Salman Butt.Salman Butt finally accepts wrong doing, says sorry to Cricket fans in Pakistan.

Lahore: Cricketer Salman Butt has admitted to his involvement in the spot-fixing scandal. During a news conference here on Friday, But apologised for disgracing the nation and urged youngsters to be keep away from corrupt elements and concentrate on the game of cricket. “I also accept the ban imposed on me by the ICC tribunal,” Butt said as he appealed for the cricket council to allow him and others accused to play on the domestic level to be ready for selection when their ban is lifted. Salman Butt added that he had informed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) about his availability and willingness to undertake the rehabilitation programme. Butt received a ten year ban for his role in the spot-fixing scandal, five years of which were suspended. The former Pakistan captain along with fast bowlers Muhamamd Asif and Muhammad Aamer were convicted for their involvement in bowling deliberate no-balls during a test match against England at Lords in 2010.