(CNN) -- Pakistan cricket officials want to speak to a member of the national team who left the team camp and reportedly retired after alleged threats to the player and his family. It is the latest twist in a series of allegations that have tarnished the sport which is followed passionately in a number of countries including Pakistan and India. In August, Pakistan's series against England ended amid uproar when three Pakistan players were implicated in a betting scandal. Zakir Khan, the director of cricket operations for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), told CNN on Tuesday that he was trying to track down Zulqarnain Haider.
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Pakistan Cricket Board is still trying to locate Zulqarnain Haider, who has fled to London
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Haider went missing from team hotel in Dubai after allegedly being threatened
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Wicketkeeper was due to play in a one-day international against South Africa on Monday
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Reports claim Haider received threats after a winning innings in a previous match
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