IPL6 : Sreesanth says, I am innocent, never did spot fixing

Sreesanth bought designer clothes worth Rs 1.95 lakh in Mumbai in a single day and gifted a costly smartphone to his girlfriend using the money he allegedly got from spot-fixing in IPL matches, Delhi Police claimed on Tuesday as it added criminal breach of ...

New Delhi: I am innocent and have done no wrong. I have never indulged in any spot fixing, said suspended pacer S Sreesanth today. I have always played cricket in the spirit of the game. As a cricketer, I have learnt to take knocks alongwith accolades, in my ...

As investigations gained pace, police recovered Sreesanth's costly clothes and a BlackBerry, all allegedly bought from spot-fixing money. "He bought clothes, including de

A Delhi court today extended by five days the police custody of cricketer S Sreesanth, his suspended Rajasthan Royals teammates Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila, and eight bookies for alleged spot-fixi... Related Stories Heat wave sweeps through country, ...

Sreesanth was brought to Jaipur yesterday to the house of a person named Atul Jhala who is an Assistant Manager with Palace on Wheels, a luxury train. Atul Jhala's daughter and MS Dhoni's wife Sakshi are said to be close friends and have been college mates ...

Here's a complete list of people accused of involvement in the spot-fixing scam The massive spot fixing controversy gets more controversial day-by-day with the number of accused cricketers, bookies and now middlemen continuously increasing. 1. S Sreesanth A ...

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd has suspended tainted cricketer Shantakumaran Sreesanth, who was arrested by the Delhi police on charges of spot-fixing in the IPL. The speedster, who was posted in the company’s marketing division at Irumpanam near Kochi as assistant manager, was earlier dropped from the Kerala lottery advertisement. Meanwhile, the disgraced cricketer was taken to Jaipur on Tuesday as part of the probe, even as Rajasthan Royals chairman Ranjit Barthakur met ...

The Bangalore girls not only accompanied the Kerala-based cricketer, but also monitored his movements and passed it to their 'bosses', suspected to be bookies, said police sources. Investigation revealed that bookies use technology experts to track ...

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