Three Pakistani cricketers and the sport's governing body will be holding their breaths ahead of tomorrow's verdict of an independent anti-corruption tribunal which has been considering cheating allegations in Doha.
The three-member tribunal heard the case against Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif last month for more than 45 hours over six days, in a case of so-called "spot-fixing", and the trio face career-threatening bans if they're found guilty.
Many cricket observers and regarding tomorrow's decision as an indication of the International Cricket Council's sincerity in tackling corruption in the game.
