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BCCI Postpones Annual General Meeting Again After Supreme Court Revelation
BCCI's decision to postpone their Annual General Meeting comes in the wake of the Supreme Court deciding to make public names of four individuals including N Srinivasan, who are under the scanner of the Mudgal Committee probing allegations of spot fixing and betting in the 2013 edition of the IPL.
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N. Srinivasan seeks Supreme Court permission to continue as BCCI president
The Supreme Court will hear the matter on Wednesday when the plea of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) seeking transcripts of audio tapes containing statements of N Srinivasan and Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, recorded by the Justice Mukul Mudgal Committee, which probed allegations of IPL betting and spot fixing, will be taken...
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'Tamil Nadu police probe into IPL match fixing in progress'
The Mudgal panel on Indian Premier League scam, which submitted its report to the Supreme Court, had said "on the issue of whether Mr Gurunath Meiyappan was involved in match fixing and spot fixing, the issue has not been investigated thoroughly by the ICC-ACSU, BCCI's ACU or the CB-CID of the Chennai Police though some information was available fo...
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Roots of corruption run deep in IPL, says Supreme Court inquiry
A report by retired judge Mukul Mudgal, who headed a three-member probe panel appointed by the Supreme Court, today indicted BCCI chief N Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan for illegal betting in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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N. Srinivasan, Gurunath Meiyappan appear before Justice Mudgal Committee
The probe committee's brief covers the corruption charges against Meiyappan, CSK team owners India Cements, and Rajasthan Royals team owners Jaipur IPL Cricket Private Ltd, as well as a larger mandate of allegations around betting and spot fixing on IPL matches and the involvement of players.
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IPL spot-fixing probe: Sreesanth's friend arrested for allegedly removing evidence
BCCI chief N Srinivasan continues to remain defiant amid a growing clamor for his resignation over betting allegations against his son-in-law. This morning, board members Rajeev Shukla and Arun Jaitley reportedly asked him to "stay away" from the activities of the cricket board till a three-member panel completes its investigation into the IPL scan...
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IPL controversy: N Srinivasan, BCCI chief, defies advice to stay away while probe is on
Amid a growing clamor for BCCI chief N Srinivasan's resignation in the wake of betting allegations against his son-in-law, IPL Commissioner and cricket board member Rajeev Shukla today suggested that he should stay away from the probe till a three-member panel completes its investigation. But Mr Srinivasan seems to have defied the advice.
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Ajit Chandila was paid Rs 15 lakh to spot-fix another match on May 17: Police
New revelations have emerged in the spot-fixing probe that has taken the cricketing world by storm. The Delhi Police today claimed that cricketer Ajit Chandila was paid Rs 15 lakh by bookies for spot-fixing in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match which was played in Hyderabad on May 17.
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Spot-fixing probe: Players willingly participated, but were threatened at times, say police sources
The three arrested Rajasthan Royals players were willingly participating in spot-fixing, but some taped phone conversations have revealed that they were, at times, threatened by the bookies, sources in the Delhi Police have told NDTV.
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BCCI Postpones Annual General Meeting Again After Supreme Court Revelation
BCCI's decision to postpone their Annual General Meeting comes in the wake of the Supreme Court deciding to make public names of four individuals including N Srinivasan, who are under the scanner of the Mudgal Committee probing allegations of spot fixing and betting in the 2013 edition of the IPL.
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N. Srinivasan seeks Supreme Court permission to continue as BCCI president
The Supreme Court will hear the matter on Wednesday when the plea of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) seeking transcripts of audio tapes containing statements of N Srinivasan and Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, recorded by the Justice Mukul Mudgal Committee, which probed allegations of IPL betting and spot fixing, will be taken...
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'Tamil Nadu police probe into IPL match fixing in progress'
The Mudgal panel on Indian Premier League scam, which submitted its report to the Supreme Court, had said "on the issue of whether Mr Gurunath Meiyappan was involved in match fixing and spot fixing, the issue has not been investigated thoroughly by the ICC-ACSU, BCCI's ACU or the CB-CID of the Chennai Police though some information was available fo...
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Roots of corruption run deep in IPL, says Supreme Court inquiry
A report by retired judge Mukul Mudgal, who headed a three-member probe panel appointed by the Supreme Court, today indicted BCCI chief N Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan for illegal betting in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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N. Srinivasan, Gurunath Meiyappan appear before Justice Mudgal Committee
The probe committee's brief covers the corruption charges against Meiyappan, CSK team owners India Cements, and Rajasthan Royals team owners Jaipur IPL Cricket Private Ltd, as well as a larger mandate of allegations around betting and spot fixing on IPL matches and the involvement of players.
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IPL spot-fixing probe: Sreesanth's friend arrested for allegedly removing evidence
BCCI chief N Srinivasan continues to remain defiant amid a growing clamor for his resignation over betting allegations against his son-in-law. This morning, board members Rajeev Shukla and Arun Jaitley reportedly asked him to "stay away" from the activities of the cricket board till a three-member panel completes its investigation into the IPL scan...
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IPL controversy: N Srinivasan, BCCI chief, defies advice to stay away while probe is on
Amid a growing clamor for BCCI chief N Srinivasan's resignation in the wake of betting allegations against his son-in-law, IPL Commissioner and cricket board member Rajeev Shukla today suggested that he should stay away from the probe till a three-member panel completes its investigation. But Mr Srinivasan seems to have defied the advice.
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Ajit Chandila was paid Rs 15 lakh to spot-fix another match on May 17: Police
New revelations have emerged in the spot-fixing probe that has taken the cricketing world by storm. The Delhi Police today claimed that cricketer Ajit Chandila was paid Rs 15 lakh by bookies for spot-fixing in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match which was played in Hyderabad on May 17.
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Spot-fixing probe: Players willingly participated, but were threatened at times, say police sources
The three arrested Rajasthan Royals players were willingly participating in spot-fixing, but some taped phone conversations have revealed that they were, at times, threatened by the bookies, sources in the Delhi Police have told NDTV.
