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Troubled Mohammad Amir could become the first player in history to be scrubbed from the Lord's honours box.
If Amir's complicity in a betting scam is proved, the Pakistan fast bowler faces the shame of his 6-84 in the Tainted Test being airbrushed from the scroll of honour.
Traditionally, players who score a century, take five wickets in an innings or 10 wickets in a Lord's Test match are celebrated in gold-leaf paint on the dressing-room honours board.
Amir was destined for the privilege after taking four wickets in eight balls last Friday. But after damning evidence that the 18-year-old bowled no-balls to order, his place on the scroll is under threat.
