The reported scuffle between Pakistani pacers Mohammad Aamer and Umar Gul might have been hushed up by the PCB to avoid a controversy.

The team management have been in denial over the fight that took place during the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington.

Reliable sources confirmed that an altercation did take place between Aamer and Gul during the Test over a minor
matter but later developed into a serious issue.

"The incident did take place and the two players were immediately summoned to a disciplinary hearing by the team
manager, coach, captain and vice-captain in which they were handed down heavy fines for their behaviour," a source disclosed.

"Other players had to separate the two pace bowlers and the team management immediately took action against them
fining them 200,000 rupees each for their misconduct," the source said.

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The source said the altercation started after an incident on the field and continued afterwards in the dressing room before other players intervened when the situation appeared to be getting out of hand.

Pakistan manager Abdul Raquib has denied that such an incident took place or the players were fined but the source said the PCB Chairman Ejaz Butt had directed the team management to close the issue after the heavy fine on the players.

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