Lahore, Feb. 11: The Pakistan Cricket Board's former COO Shafqat Naghmi has said he will file a defamation suit against PCB chairman Ijaz Butt for accusing him of financial mismanagement.

"I will claim a public apology from them and one rupee in damages to show these people what I think they are worth," Naghmi was quoted by The News, as saying.

Naghmi has decided to file the defamation suit against Butt and senior PCB officials later this week.

Washington, Feb 11 : Eight people have been arrested in connection to Olympic golden boy Michael Phelps's pot puffing scandal.

According to WIS-TV, Richland County Sheriff''s Department has taken seven suspects in custody for possessing marijuana and the one for dealing in it.

One person is suspected to be the owner of the bong - who wasn''t present at the party, but was allegedly trying to sell the pipe on eBay for 100,000 dollars, reports Fox News.

Sydney, Feb. 11 (ANI): Promising New South Wales all-rounder Moises Henriques is set to make his international debut after being named in Australia''s squad for Sunday''s Twenty20 clash with New Zealand.

Henriques, 22, is the only new face in the 13-man squad, to be captained by Michael Clarke in the absence of Ponting who has been rested along with Mike Hussey.

Swashbuckling Blues opener David Warner, who was axed from Australia''s one-day side, has also been recalled.

London, February 11: Cristiano Ronaldo's new girl is an ambitious, and intelligent first-year-student, far from being `a typical WAG type', according to sources.

The World Player of the Year has allegedly been dropping beautiful Olivia Saunders, thought to be studying for a BA in Management and Leisure, to her
100-pound-a-week flat at Manchester University after nights out.

Karachi, Feb. 10, : The Pakistani players, who were contracted with the rebel Indian Cricket League (ICL), have been formally allowed by the PCB to play in the domestic cricket.

PCB lawyer Shan Gul said the board had banned all ICL-contracted players from playing domestic or international cricket in Pakistan, because the rebel league is not a legal tournament in its home base.

Gul is hoping to see the banned players in cricketing action soon and said, "Chairman board Ijaz Butt is also not in favour of ban on the players featured in the Indian Cricket League."

Lahore, Feb 10 : Former cricket captain Saeed Anwar has said that he is ready to