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England's Jonathan Trott plays a shot against Pakistan during their first one day international cricket match in Durham, England, Friday Sept. 10, 20...
England's Jonathan Trott plays a shot against Pakistan during their first one day international cricket match in Durham, England, Friday Sept. 10, 2010. (AP Photo/Tim Hales)
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Pakistan's Kamran Akmal center, reacts after losing his wicket against England during their first one day international cricket match in Durham, Engl...
Pakistan's Kamran Akmal center, reacts after losing his wicket against England during their first one day international cricket match in Durham, England, Friday Sept. 10, 2010. (AP Photo/Tim Hales)
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Pakistan's Kamran Akmal reacts after scoring fifty runs against England during their first one day international cricket match in Durham, England, Fr...
Pakistan's Kamran Akmal reacts after scoring fifty runs against England during their first one day international cricket match in Durham, England, Friday Sept. 10, 2010. (AP Photo/Tim Hales)
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Pakistan's Kamran Akmal, right, and England captain Andrew Strauss talk to Umpire Billy Doctrove during the first one day international cricket match...
Pakistan's Kamran Akmal, right, and England captain Andrew Strauss talk to Umpire Billy Doctrove during the first one day international cricket match in Durham, England, Friday Sept. 10, 2010. (AP Photo/Tim Hales)
England batsman Jonathan Trott has denied taunting Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal in the first one-day international over the fixing allegations surrounding the visiting team.
Akmal reacted angrily while batting to something Trott said Friday in England's 24-run win, forcing the umpires to intervene.
Trott says "we don't talk about (the allegations) on the field" and "I didn't say anything that extraordinary."
England captain Andrew Strauss says "it was nothing I felt particularly concerned about."
Three Pakistan players have been suspended and charged by the ICC under its anti-corruption code. Akmal is also being investigated for alleged "spot-fixing."
The second in the five-game series is Sunday at Headingley.
