Within a day of touching down in Pakistan after being in hiding for five months in London, runaway wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider has landed in a legal soup with Kamran Akmal's father-in-law filing a Rs 100 million defamation case against him. Zulqarnain, after returning home Monday, told media that Kamran's father-in-law was a bookmaker and was involved in match-fixing.
Badruzaman, the lawyer for Kamran's father-in-law, told media that the defamation notice had been dispatched to Zulqarnain's home address last evening. "My client is a well reputed businessman and he will not tolerate such allegations. Zulqarnain now has to either produce evidence to back his allegations or make a public apology or face legal action," he said. The lawyer said his client had served a Rs 100 million defamation suit on the former Pakistan keeper.
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