Match-fixer Majeed gets cleaner's job at UK jail

February 06, 2012 17:21

British cricket agent Mazhar Majeed, who played a crucial role in the 2010 controversial ''match fixing'' scandal, reportedly has fixed himself a cushy cleaner''s job in a jail in Britain.

Majeed orchestrated the betting scam that involved Test match cheating by Pakistan's then captain Salman Butt and two fast bowlers Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir.

According to The Sun, he gets 9.50 pounds a week for cleaning at the Ford open prison in West Sussex. He also gets his own cell with freeview TV.

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