It's unfortunate, but cricketing nations with a reputation for corruption have to bare the question marks placed over them for a period of time.
These teams &/or boards have, in my opinion, been largely responsible for bringing this upon themselves.
The problem is that these incidents aren't isolated. They are, more often than not, revisited far too regularly over time. Which is not to say that I believe that most matches are fixed, simply that once is more than enough; & anything further is deplorable.
While pointing fingers & casting aspersions doesn't help anyone, the real damage is done by all players, officials, & corrupt punters, who are involved with match fixing in any way. These people bring the entire game - including players on every level, officials, organisers, sponsors, umpires, & fans - into disrepute.
I understand the old adage... "Where there are people, there is corruption" ... however I can't help but feel repulsed by the knowledge that these cretinous low-life scumbags are involved with the game in any way.
They're disgusting.
Yes, every dog does have his day... it's just a pity that wins like the one Ireland had over Pakistan will be under a cloud for years to come.