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IPL 2020, KXIP vs RCB: Players Wear Black Arm Bands As Show Of Respect For Dean Jones
IPL 2020, KXIP vs RCB: Players wear black arm bands as show of respect for Dean Jones, who died due to a sudden cardiac arrest on Thursday.
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IPL 2018 Auction, Top Prospects: Ben Stokes Can Be A Million Dollar Baby Once Again
Ben Stokes has been in the news for all the wrong reasons but he luck may change in the IPL 2018 Player Auction.
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Indian Premier League Controversies: When Spot-Fixing, Betting Threatened To Derail The Juggernaut
IPL Auction 2018: Spot-fixing was the biggest scandal to hit the Indian Premier League, which resulted in Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals being banned for two years each.
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IPL 2017: Police Hints At Possible Involvement Of 2 Gujarat Lions Players In Betting Racket
Three people were arrested by Kanpur Police for betting.
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Indian Premier League: Rahul Dravid Urges Players to Remain Vigilant to Avoid Fixing Menace
Three Rajasthan Royals players including the former India pacer S Sreesanth were arrested for alleged role in spot-fixing in IPL in 2013.
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IPL spot-fixing: Bookie Jeetu tried to rope in another Rajasthan Royals player
Bookie Jitender Singh, alias Jeetu (38), who was arrested from Ahmedabad on Friday, also claimed he tried to strike deals with some players of 'Uva', a team in Sri Lankan Premier League, but was not successful, they said.
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IPL spot-fixing: Interim report suggests life ban for tainted trio, say sources
The players include S Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila who were arrested last month on charges of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League.
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Raj Kundra has admitted to betting in IPL, claim police sources
Three cricketers from the Royals including S Sreesanth were arrested last month on charges that they took money from bookies to concede a pre-determined number of runs in the recently-concluded edition of the IPL. The players have denied the allegations.
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IPL spot-fixing: Initial probe report given to BCCI
The fate of the report, which was completed without getting any access to the arrested players and complete evidence collected by the Delhi Police, was yet to be decided keeping in view the crisis that has engulfed the cricket board.
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Spot-fixing: another bookie in touch with Ajit Chandila arrested
The Delhi Police today arrested another bookie who was in touch with suspended Rajasthan Royals player Ajit Chandila in connection with the on-going IPL spot-fixing probe.
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IPL spot-fixing: BCCI will take tough action against guilty, says Arun Jaitley
Jaitley's reaction came after Indian cricket was thrown into disarray because of the IPL spot-fixing scandal which led to the arrest of three players, including Test pacer S Sreesanth, and several bookies with underworld connections.
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IPL 2013 Preview: Classic confrontation in troubled times
As if the arrest of three players for their alleged involvement in spot-fixing a little under 10 days back wasn't bad enough, unfolded the unedifying drama of sleaze and corruption and betting, leading to the midnight arrest in Mumbai on Friday of Gurunath Meiyappan, the team principal, CEO and/or owner of Chennai Super Kings who isn't, we are now ...
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Arrested bookie names more Indian players involved in spot-fixing: Delhi Police sources
Yahya Mohammad, an alleged cricket bookie arrested yesterday has disclosed the names of other Indian players involved in spot- fixing, according to Delhi police sources. Names of international players have also cropped up during his interrogation, add sources.
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IPL spot-fixing scandal: More players are involved, Delhi Police tells NDTV
The Delhi Police has told NDTV that more players are involved in the spot-fixing scandal that has rocked the sixth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Speaking to NDTV, SN Srivastava, Special Commissioner, Special Cell, Delhi Police, said that the on-field performance of the arrested players is direct evidence of their involvement in spot-f...
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Spot-fixing: Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan's police custody extended by five days
The three tainted cricketers arrested on charges of spot-fixing in the on-going season of Indian Premier League - S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan - were today remanded to police custody for five more days by a Delhi court. They have been in the custody of Delhi Police ever since they were arrested last Thursday.
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IPL 2020, KXIP vs RCB: Players Wear Black Arm Bands As Show Of Respect For Dean Jones
IPL 2020, KXIP vs RCB: Players wear black arm bands as show of respect for Dean Jones, who died due to a sudden cardiac arrest on Thursday.
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IPL 2018 Auction, Top Prospects: Ben Stokes Can Be A Million Dollar Baby Once Again
Ben Stokes has been in the news for all the wrong reasons but he luck may change in the IPL 2018 Player Auction.
-
Indian Premier League Controversies: When Spot-Fixing, Betting Threatened To Derail The Juggernaut
IPL Auction 2018: Spot-fixing was the biggest scandal to hit the Indian Premier League, which resulted in Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals being banned for two years each.
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IPL 2017: Police Hints At Possible Involvement Of 2 Gujarat Lions Players In Betting Racket
Three people were arrested by Kanpur Police for betting.
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Indian Premier League: Rahul Dravid Urges Players to Remain Vigilant to Avoid Fixing Menace
Three Rajasthan Royals players including the former India pacer S Sreesanth were arrested for alleged role in spot-fixing in IPL in 2013.
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IPL spot-fixing: Bookie Jeetu tried to rope in another Rajasthan Royals player
Bookie Jitender Singh, alias Jeetu (38), who was arrested from Ahmedabad on Friday, also claimed he tried to strike deals with some players of 'Uva', a team in Sri Lankan Premier League, but was not successful, they said.
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IPL spot-fixing: Interim report suggests life ban for tainted trio, say sources
The players include S Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila who were arrested last month on charges of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League.
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Raj Kundra has admitted to betting in IPL, claim police sources
Three cricketers from the Royals including S Sreesanth were arrested last month on charges that they took money from bookies to concede a pre-determined number of runs in the recently-concluded edition of the IPL. The players have denied the allegations.
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IPL spot-fixing: Initial probe report given to BCCI
The fate of the report, which was completed without getting any access to the arrested players and complete evidence collected by the Delhi Police, was yet to be decided keeping in view the crisis that has engulfed the cricket board.
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Spot-fixing: another bookie in touch with Ajit Chandila arrested
The Delhi Police today arrested another bookie who was in touch with suspended Rajasthan Royals player Ajit Chandila in connection with the on-going IPL spot-fixing probe.
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IPL spot-fixing: BCCI will take tough action against guilty, says Arun Jaitley
Jaitley's reaction came after Indian cricket was thrown into disarray because of the IPL spot-fixing scandal which led to the arrest of three players, including Test pacer S Sreesanth, and several bookies with underworld connections.
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IPL 2013 Preview: Classic confrontation in troubled times
As if the arrest of three players for their alleged involvement in spot-fixing a little under 10 days back wasn't bad enough, unfolded the unedifying drama of sleaze and corruption and betting, leading to the midnight arrest in Mumbai on Friday of Gurunath Meiyappan, the team principal, CEO and/or owner of Chennai Super Kings who isn't, we are now ...
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Arrested bookie names more Indian players involved in spot-fixing: Delhi Police sources
Yahya Mohammad, an alleged cricket bookie arrested yesterday has disclosed the names of other Indian players involved in spot- fixing, according to Delhi police sources. Names of international players have also cropped up during his interrogation, add sources.
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IPL spot-fixing scandal: More players are involved, Delhi Police tells NDTV
The Delhi Police has told NDTV that more players are involved in the spot-fixing scandal that has rocked the sixth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Speaking to NDTV, SN Srivastava, Special Commissioner, Special Cell, Delhi Police, said that the on-field performance of the arrested players is direct evidence of their involvement in spot-f...
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Spot-fixing: Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan's police custody extended by five days
The three tainted cricketers arrested on charges of spot-fixing in the on-going season of Indian Premier League - S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan - were today remanded to police custody for five more days by a Delhi court. They have been in the custody of Delhi Police ever since they were arrested last Thursday.
