Pakistan's cricket authorities have promised to review the life ban imposed on former Test captain Salim Malik for match-fixing. An official said today that the 51-year-old Malik met Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi to seek to overturn the sanction. Malik was banned for life in May 2000 after an inquiry commission found him guilty of offering bribes to Australian cricketers Shane Warne, Tim May and Mark Waugh to under-perform in matches during Australia's tour of Pakistan in 1994. Malik's name also featured in separate inquiries which resulted in life bans on Mohammad Azharuddin and Hansie Cronje.