London, England -- Federal investigators are en route from Pakistan to England to probe a betting scandal related to Pakistan's national cricket team, Interior Minister Rehman Malik told CNN. The Federal Investigation Agency officers are due to arrive in London on Tuesday, two days after alllegations surfaced that gamblers fixed part of a Pakistani match against England last week. None of the players or team officials have been arrested, but four were questioned by police, Pakistani national team manager Yawar Saeed said Sunday. Another man was arrested Saturday and released on bail Sunday. The news has stunned Pakistan, where cricket is "not just a passion, it's a religion," said the op-ed editor of a leading newspaper in Lahore, Pakistan.
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NEW: Pakistani investigators are due in England Tuesday
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British police are investigating reports gamblers fixed parts of a Pakistan-England cricket match
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A British tabloid newspaper paid $233,000 to a man who said he had advance information
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Pakistani players performed as the alleged fixer said they would
The team manager refused to comment on the report that @placeholder players intentionally committed three fouls during the match.