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Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan doesn't believe players involved in 'spot-fixing' should receive a life ban.

Captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer will today attend a Pakistan Cricket Board inquiry after allegations they were involved in a plot to bowl no-balls to order in the Lord's Test against England last week.

Khan said "For spot-fixing, bowling a no-ball they should suffer heavy on their pocket and be imposed a heavy fine than a life ban. It really should set an example and fine should be huge."

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