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Sunday Independent
Police question Pakistan captain
PAKISTAN'S cricket captain and another senior team official were questioned last night by Jamaican police investigating the murder of coach Bob Woolmer.
Police talked to Inzamam-ul-Haq and assistant coach Mushtaq Ahmed on the day that the team was due to fly home from the Caribbean. The pair were later released.
Ahmed, told reporters that he was sure the team was not involved. "Inshallah, I'm 110 per cent sure," he said.
Captain Inzamam-ul-Haq laughed off suggestions that the questioning put him under suspicion. "There is nothing special and we shall be going home." He added that any suggestions that members of the Pakistan team were involved in Mr Woolmer's death were "unthinkable".
Inzamam said he had been asked just one question by the police who told him that he was now "free to go home". He said: "Everything is clear. He is just missing one question."
Inzamam added: "If it's in my hands I'm definitelytelling you there's no more questions but unfortunately it's not in my hands it's in the police . . . I don't know."
Asked if he could rule out the involvement of the Pakistan team in Mr Woolmer's death, Inzamam said: "It is absolutely unthinkable, absolutely. What all these other people think is wrong. I can't think like this, if somebody thinks like this it is crazy."
Former Scotland Yard detective Mark Shields said yesterday that he found it "difficult to believe" that Mr Woolmer's killer or killers were complete strangers to him. He said: "It's imperative we keep an open mind, but I have to say at this stage it looks as if it may be somebody somehow linked to him."
The 58-year-old former England player was found unconscious in his room on Sunday, a day after Pakistan's shock defeat by Ireland.
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