💨 Abstract
Former Pakistan opener Mudassar Nazar revealed that the Pakistan team of the 1990s faced immense pressure due to suspicions of match-fixing, particularly after losses, especially against India. He stated that the team was "fearful" of losing and being accused of match-fixing. This pressure was exacerbated by the intense rivalry between Pakistan and India.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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