Pakistan cricketers charged and suspended

Accused Pakistan players (L-R) Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer. (Getty)

The International Cricket Council has charged Pakistan's three accused cricketers with various offences under its anti-corruption code.

We're innocent: Players break their silence

Still recovering: Haddin to miss Indian Tests

England blow: Onions out of Ashes

Hughes returns on eve of Ashes

Phil Hughes has returned while Peter George and Josh Hazlewood will debut in Australia's tour of India.

Player profile: Phil Hughes

Form guide: India v Australia

Warne calls for life bans

Shane Warne says Pakistan's captain should face a life ban if found guilty of involvement in a betting scam.

Butt angry: Pakistan stars face grilling

Further proof: Asif's ex asked for evidence

ICC inactivity: Watson slams governing body

Pakistan bowler bowler Mohammad Aamer. (AAP)

Pakistan sponsor dumps Aamer over scam

Cricket manufacturers BoomBoom have suspended their relationship with Pakistan bowler Mohammad Aamer.

Gloom spreads: Bangladeshis asked to cheat

Pietersen dropped: Gough says dumping is 'pathetic'

Former Australia captain Mark Taylor. (AAP)

Taylor goes into bat for Pakistan

Mark Taylor has hosed down calls to ban Pakistan from world cricket, saying such a decision would be "too harsh".

Player probe: Pakistan won't suspend accused, yet

Drop shock: Pietersen makes a 'Tweet' of himself

Not going: Scotland snubs Zimbabwe trip

Pakistan players during the Lord's Test. (AAP)

ICC promises decisive action on betting

The ICC has promised "prompt and decisive action" if allegations of spot-fixing by Pakistan players were proven.

Play on: Pakistan continue England tour

Treason charge: Lawyer to take players to court

Fixing scandal: ICC awaits police report

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