THE STORY
In August 2010, during the fourth Test between Pakistan and England at Lord's, Pakistan's fast bowler Mohammad Amir deliberately bowled no-balls as part of a spot-fixing scheme orchestrated by agent Mazhar Majeed. The scandal led to Amir's six-month prison sentence and a five-year ban from cricket.
TEAMS / PEOPLE:
Mohammad Amir, Pakistan
WHY IT MATTERS
The incident exposed significant corruption within cricket, leading to stricter anti-corruption measures and a reevaluation of player conduct and governance in the sport.