London, England (CNN) -- The three Pakistani cricket players at the center of a betting scandal have been summoned to meet their country's top cricket authorities in London, England, where the alleged fixing took place, team manager Yawar Saeed told CNN on Tuesday. Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir may remain in London for two days for meetings with the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, their manager said. They have not been arrested, suspended, or summoned for further questioning by police, Saeed said. Saeed made his remarks two days after allegations surfaced that gamblers fixed part of a Pakistan match against England last week.
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NEW: Pakistan Cricket Board summons team captain and two bowlers
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NEW: Three people arrested on suspicion of money-laundering
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ICC chief Haroon Lorgat says he wants any disciplinary action by Thursday, if possible
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ICC investigators are in England making inquiries
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