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The umpires awarded the match to England and the ICC has charged Inzamam with bringing the game into disrepute, for which there is a maximum ban of eight one-day internationals and four Tests.
"We were treated unfairly so we should take strong action and the government must intervene."
"The ECB [England and Wales Cricket Board] has received approval from ICC to approach leading world players to form an international XI in case of the unlikely eventuality of the England vs Pakistan game being unable to proceed,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login," the ECB said in a statement.
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England could play a World XI if Pakistan pull out of Monday's Twenty20 game in the ongoing dispute over the actions of captain Inzamam-ul-Haq in the final Test at the Oval.
"The whole country is disappointed,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login," Mohammad Hussain Mehnati, a member of an alliance of conservative religious parties,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, told parliament as he introduced a motion urging support for the team.
He did not say how he wanted the government to intervene but accused Hair of being biased against Third World teams.
World XI lined up if Pakistan pull out
ECB chief executive David Collier stressed that talks between the England and Pakistan boards indicates that the Twenty20 match and the five-match one-day international series that follows would go ahead as scheduled.
The disciplinary hearing into the charges against Inzamam has been postponed due to the unavailability of adjudicator Ranjan Madugalle of Sri Lanka. No new date has been announced.
On Thursday, Pakistani members of parliament backed Inzamam and his team in their ball-tampering row with the ICC and Australian umpire Darrell Hair.
Collier also said "a further contingency plan" has been agreed with the ICC and Pakistan for the one-day series.
They called on the government to intervene in the controversy that erupted on Sunday when Hair and fellow umpire Billy Doctrove imposed a five-run penalty on Pakistan for ball tampering in the fourth Test against England.
"However, given the current uncertainty concerning the scheduling of the code of conduct hearing and imminence of the Twenty20, it is prudent to examine all options to provide spectators with guaranteed play on Monday."
Inzamam and his men then refused to resume play after tea.
"We are pleased discussions strongly indicate the Twenty20 and the subsequent one-day series will proceed as planned,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login," said Collier.