Complaint launched against Hair

Published November 1, 2006

KARACHI, Oct 31: Pakistan has lodged a formal written complaint against Australian umpire Darrell Hair, asking the International Cricket Council (ICC) to hold an inquiry into his conduct during the controversial Oval Test in August.

“The letter is basically a charge-sheet against Hair outlining instances where we feel he violated the umpires Code of Conduct during the Oval incident,” Saleem Altaf, director cricket operations, told Reuters via telephone from India on Tuesday.—Reuters

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