London , England ( CNN ) -- A scheduled meeting between Pakistani cricket authorities and three of their country 's national players over an alleged betting scandal has been postponed for a day , the team manager told CNN on Wednesday . The meeting will take place Thursday morning at the Pakistani High Commission in London , team manager Yawar Saeed said . He gave no reason for the change . The players -- Salman Butt , Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir -- were due to head to London on Wednesday morning from Taunton , England , where their squad is preparing for a match against the local team , Somerset , Saeed said . The three players are at the center of the betting allegations , which emerged Sunday in a British tabloid . They and Saeed were already questioned by London 's Metropolitan Police over the scandal , he said earlier this week . The newspaper , the News of the World , reported that two Pakistan players deliberately bowled `` no balls , '' or fouls , during their test series with England in London last week . It said the alleged ringleader made 150,000 pounds ( $ 232,800 ) in the scam . England won the match at Lord 's Cricket Ground . It ended Sunday afternoon , after the scandal broke . A 35-year-old man was arrested late Saturday on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud bookmakers and released on bail Sunday , Met Police said . They said no date had been set for a hearing or further proceedings , but that the investigation was continuing . Three people were also arrested Sunday in connection with the scandal and held on suspicion of money-laundering , a representative of HM Revenue and Customs told CNN . The head of cricket 's world governing body said Tuesday he wants prompt disciplinary action if anyone on the Pakistan team was involved in the alleged betting scheme . `` The integrity of the game is of paramount importance , '' said Haroon Lorgat , chief executive of the International Cricket Council . `` Prompt and decisive action will be taken against those who seek to harm it . However , the facts must first be established through a thorough investigation and it is important to respect the right of due process when addressing serious allegations of this sort . '' Investigators from the cricket council are already in the United Kingdom making inquiries into the allegations , the council said Tuesday . They are working with the Met Police on the criminal investigation , according to the council . Pakistan 's President Asif Ali Zardari ordered an investigation into the scandal , his spokesman said Sunday . CNN 's Eileen Hsieh contributed to this report .
The meeting had been scheduled for Wednesday . A senior White House official said the president was "disappointed" by the decision to cancel the meeting. Police have already questioned the three players .