London: After the Pakistani and Australian players, it's now the turn of Indian top guns to be named in the spot-fixing trial, as Mazhar Majeed claimed that he had access to Yuvraj and Harbhajan Singh.
Majeed also went on to say that he was good friends with former Indian Premier League (IPL) commissioner Lalit Modi, and ex Pakistan captain Imran Khan.
Majeed, who is at the centre of spot-fixing allegations, came up with a series of boasts to the undercover journalist of now defunct News of the World, who posed as an Indian businessman and recorded the conversation.
Majeed told journalist Mazhar Mahmood that he "very well" knew Hollywood actor Brad Pitt, Swiss tennis champion Roger Federer.
He also claimed that he had several Pakistan players under his control, including Salman Butt, Akmal brothers, and Shoaib Malik and had access to other star cricketers like Chris Gayle, Brett Lee, Ricky Ponting.
I had access to Bhajji, Yuvraj: Majeed
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