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S Sreesanth Got Away Due To Lack Of Sports Law, Says Cop Who Arrested Him
Stakeholders showed a distinct lack of seriousness in bringing a law against corruption in Indian sports, a reason why S Sreesanth got away despite strong evidence of spot-fixing against him in the 2013 IPL, former Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar.
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Sreesanth Announces Return To Competitive Cricket With A Wicket
Sreesanth grabbed figures of 1-29 in his first competitive match after his fixing ban ended last year.
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Sreesanth Would Never Cheat Cricket, We Have Faith in Judiciary, says His Mother
Sreesanth's cricketing fortunes nosedived when he was arrested on May 16, 2013 and was in jail till June 11, following his alleged involvement in match fixing and has been serving a life ban from the game.
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IPL spot-fixing scandal: Gurunath Meiyappan likely to be charged for betting, gambling
The Mumbai Police is expected to filed its chargesheet in the Indian Premier League spot-fixing scandal later this week. Chennai Super Kings' Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of BCCI chief N Srinivasan, is likely to be charged for cheating and gambling.
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S. Sreesanth fixed matches, Amit Singh the bad apple, says Ravi Sawani's report
The probe panel report submitted by Anti-Corruption Unit chief Ravi Sawani to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) disciplinary committee.
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Pakistan alone not to blame for fixing: Rashid Latif
Latif became an anti-fixing crusader after retiring and in 2010 suggested a delay in the broadcast of live matches to curb spot-fixing -- a measure later taken up by broadcasters.
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Chargesheet in match-fixing case involving Hansie Cronje filed by Delhi Police
The Delhi Police today filed a chargesheet in a 13-year-old match-fixing case, which involves some South African players, including Hansie Cronje, their then captain.
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Delhi Police likely to file chargesheet on Monday in match-fixing case involving Hansie Cronje
The Delhi Police is likely to file a chargesheet on Monday in a 13-year-old match-fixing case, which involves some South African players, including Hansie Cronje, their then captain.
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English players Owais Shah, Ravi Bopara to be interviewed by ICC for 'intelligence-gathering'
It is understood that none of the English players or umpires are accused of involvement in match fixing but they have been interviewed as part of an intelligence-gathering process.
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Ajit Chandila was to do spot fixing in another IPL match, say Delhi Police
A Delhi Police officer says Chandila was supposed to fix another match - the be played on May 17 - but couldn't since he was arrested before the clash.
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Sreesanth bought clothes worth 1.95 lakhs, smartphone for girlfriend: police
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 the charge of criminal breach of trust against the pacer in the case.
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Spot-fixing: Supreme Court says can't ban IPL, directs BCCI to take strict action
The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking a stay on the remaining four matches of the Indian Premier League, plagued by the spot-fixing scandal, but has asked India's cricket board to ensure that "cricket should remain a gentleman's game."
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Supreme Court agrees to hear plea seeking stay on all remaining IPL matches
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear at 2 pm today a petition seeking a stay on all remaining IPL matches in the wake of the massive spot-fixing scandal that has hit the tournament.
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Dramatis personae: In a spot for allegedly fixing IPL matches
The massive spot-fixing scandal that has cast a shadow on the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), is getting murkier every day, with more people - cricketers and alleged bookies - being arrested by the police. 19 people have been arrested so far.
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Spot and match fixing to be criminal offence under new law: Kapil Sibal
Sibal has emphasised that there was a need for a separate law to deal with the menace of fixing in cricket as the Indian Penal Code (IPC) does not recognise match fixing and spot fixing as offences.
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S Sreesanth Got Away Due To Lack Of Sports Law, Says Cop Who Arrested Him
Stakeholders showed a distinct lack of seriousness in bringing a law against corruption in Indian sports, a reason why S Sreesanth got away despite strong evidence of spot-fixing against him in the 2013 IPL, former Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar.
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Sreesanth Announces Return To Competitive Cricket With A Wicket
Sreesanth grabbed figures of 1-29 in his first competitive match after his fixing ban ended last year.
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Sreesanth Would Never Cheat Cricket, We Have Faith in Judiciary, says His Mother
Sreesanth's cricketing fortunes nosedived when he was arrested on May 16, 2013 and was in jail till June 11, following his alleged involvement in match fixing and has been serving a life ban from the game.
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IPL spot-fixing scandal: Gurunath Meiyappan likely to be charged for betting, gambling
The Mumbai Police is expected to filed its chargesheet in the Indian Premier League spot-fixing scandal later this week. Chennai Super Kings' Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of BCCI chief N Srinivasan, is likely to be charged for cheating and gambling.
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S. Sreesanth fixed matches, Amit Singh the bad apple, says Ravi Sawani's report
The probe panel report submitted by Anti-Corruption Unit chief Ravi Sawani to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) disciplinary committee.
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Pakistan alone not to blame for fixing: Rashid Latif
Latif became an anti-fixing crusader after retiring and in 2010 suggested a delay in the broadcast of live matches to curb spot-fixing -- a measure later taken up by broadcasters.
-
Chargesheet in match-fixing case involving Hansie Cronje filed by Delhi Police
The Delhi Police today filed a chargesheet in a 13-year-old match-fixing case, which involves some South African players, including Hansie Cronje, their then captain.
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Delhi Police likely to file chargesheet on Monday in match-fixing case involving Hansie Cronje
The Delhi Police is likely to file a chargesheet on Monday in a 13-year-old match-fixing case, which involves some South African players, including Hansie Cronje, their then captain.
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English players Owais Shah, Ravi Bopara to be interviewed by ICC for 'intelligence-gathering'
It is understood that none of the English players or umpires are accused of involvement in match fixing but they have been interviewed as part of an intelligence-gathering process.
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Ajit Chandila was to do spot fixing in another IPL match, say Delhi Police
A Delhi Police officer says Chandila was supposed to fix another match - the be played on May 17 - but couldn't since he was arrested before the clash.
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Sreesanth bought clothes worth 1.95 lakhs, smartphone for girlfriend: police
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 the charge of criminal breach of trust against the pacer in the case.
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Spot-fixing: Supreme Court says can't ban IPL, directs BCCI to take strict action
The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking a stay on the remaining four matches of the Indian Premier League, plagued by the spot-fixing scandal, but has asked India's cricket board to ensure that "cricket should remain a gentleman's game."
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Supreme Court agrees to hear plea seeking stay on all remaining IPL matches
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear at 2 pm today a petition seeking a stay on all remaining IPL matches in the wake of the massive spot-fixing scandal that has hit the tournament.
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Dramatis personae: In a spot for allegedly fixing IPL matches
The massive spot-fixing scandal that has cast a shadow on the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), is getting murkier every day, with more people - cricketers and alleged bookies - being arrested by the police. 19 people have been arrested so far.
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Spot and match fixing to be criminal offence under new law: Kapil Sibal
Sibal has emphasised that there was a need for a separate law to deal with the menace of fixing in cricket as the Indian Penal Code (IPC) does not recognise match fixing and spot fixing as offences.
