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Fast bowler Muhammad Amir has said that International Council of Cricket (ICC) has not proved any charges against him pertaining to spot fixing and his suspension would itself go, if the charges are not proved within three months. During an interview at Dunya News morning show Jago Dunya, Amir said that no allegations are proved so far and he is hopeful to get back to the international cricket. He told the anchors that Scotland Yard, in its initial investigation, could not prove anything, adding that the third phase of probe is underway. Legally the suspension would itself go, if the allegations stay unproved, a confident Amir said.
