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Shahrukh Khan denies cheating allegations by Shoaib Akhtar - Cricket News Update

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Shahrukh Khan denies cheating allegations by Shoaib Akhtar - Cricket News Update

Bollywood King, Shahrukh Khan refused all allegations made against him by Pakistan’s speedster, Shoaib Akhtar, in his autobiography, 'Controversially Yours'.
The Rawalpindi Expressed, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Shoaib-Akhtar-c90080, revealed in his book that the king khan cheated him along with the former commissioner of Indian Premier League, Lalit Modi, while resolving payment related issues.
"Shahrukh and I talked about my not being happy with the money settled on me. Shahrukh and Modi got me to agree. I should have never listened to http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Modi-c76470 and Shahrukh." Akhtar claimed in 'Controversially Yours'.
According to the World’s fastest bowler, one of the biggest icons of the Indian Film industry, Shahrukh, had always been interested to include him in his side, and in this regard he trapped him.
“When the bidding took place I was disappointed. I let Shahrukh know I was not happy with the money settled with me. Both he and Modi promised me they would eventually give me more money, but that never happened.” He added.
According to Shoaib, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Lalit-Kumar-Modi-c72144 was also involved with Shahrukh to misguide him while finalising the deal.  
The Pakistani speedster participated in the first edition of the Indian Premier League, featuring for the Kolkata Knight Riders.
However, according to the Bollywood star, Shahrukh http://www.senore.com/Cricket/ICC-World-Cup-2011-c100625 Cricekt World Cup.
Shahrukh, who is one of the biggest actors in India’s film industry, stated that he is unaware of the allegations and comments made by Shoaib.
"I don't know all this. I did not cheat anyone," he clarified while talking to the media.
The former fast bowler, Akhtar, who had always been involved in controversies throughout his career, has made many shocking comments in his book, which he launched yesterday in http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750.
The 36-year-old, Akhtar, who was born in Rawalpindi, started his international career in 1997, serving his country in 46 Test matches, and 163 One Day Internationals.  

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