BPL fixing investigated

"when I was there (as IPL commissioner), we had a zero tolerance policy and we used to check day and night that any match should not be fixed or any player should not be involved in such issues." Former Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi ...

BCCI has never caught a cheating player on its own initiative in the past 25 years Pakistan cricketer Salman Butt, alongwith Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir, was handed a jail sentence for spot-fixing in 2011. Cricket has been haunted by fixing ...

The BCCI held an Emergent Working Committee meeting today to discuss the "fallout" of the controversy that has tarnished the credibility of the cash-rich league. After the meeting, BCCI President N Srinivasan addressed the media. Highlights from the ...

Former Pakistan Test stars feel the anti-corruption units formed by the ICC and the Indian Premier League have been gross failures and equally at fault. NDTVCricket| Last updated on Thursday, 23 May 2013 20:03 Printfont size -+ Former Test stars Aamer Sohail ...

The harsh reality check for cricket administrators is that theyve never been able to control activities of corruption in the sport. They can't stage sting operations, they can't legitimately infiltrate betting networks. All they can do is hope their ...

The BCCI has also asked its Anti-Corruption Unit chief Ravi Sawani to investigate the scandal and submit a report in 30 days. Rattled by the sensational spot-fixing scandal, the BCCI has called an Emergency Working Committee meeting on Sunday to ...

Speaking at the Third Annual High-Level Anti-Corruption Conference for G20 Governments and Business taking place today in , Erik Belfrage, Chair of the ICC Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-corruption underscored how concrete ICC tools ...

FORMER anti corruption boss Aaron Ringera was full of regrets last Friday evening for taking the country down the ICC path. Ringera told a thanksgiving party for former Cabinet Secretary Francis Muthaura that he regretted appending his signature to ...

Mohammad Asif, left, and Salman Butt have been urged to 'come clean'The International Cricket Council has urged banned Pakistan duo Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif to "come clean" to its anti-corruption unit and help the fight against spot-fixing in ...