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"It was no secret that that Miandad had questioned the players aggressively about their loss to England when Pakistan were poised to win the game.

"Miandad questioned Shahid Afridi who informed the captain that he had been questioned."

Miandad resigned from his post after the Sharjah event.

Publicly the reason Miandad gave was that family matters forced him to resign.

"But privately he told journalists and the Pakistan Cricket Board that match fixing was the reason and that he could not stand by and watch his team throw away a game."

Anger

The statement went on to allege how bookmakers lost "a major amount" in Sharjah matches and were "enraged."

Gati claimed a compromise was achieved where "all concerned agreed to the plan" that Pakistan would let Bangladesh win in the World Cup to appease the layers.

After the court heard Gati's statement, the hearing was adjourned until 15 December.

Denial

Miandad had denied any knowledge of match fixing when he recorded his statement in September.

And Wasim Akram - Pakistan's captain in the World Cup - plus Waqar Younis, Moin Khan, Saeed Anwar and Inzamam-ul Haq have all denied that the Bangladesh match was fixed.

The commission is due to submit its report by the end of this month.

Pakistan's previous match fixing inquiry resulted in life bans on former captain Salim Malik and Ataur Rehman and fines on six others including Akram and Younis.