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Fight against Fixing
Sat, June 22 2013
Fight against Fixing in cricket – 2 of 2: Spot-Fixing and the Indian Penal Code
CricketCountry has always stood for the game in all its purity. In pursuance of that approach, CricketCountry joins hands with gamechangerindia.com to produce a blueprint on what needs to be done by the powers that be to not just clean-up the much-maligned sport of cricket but also introduce fresh measures that will help Indian cricket emerge stronger and wiser from this crisis. In the second part of the series titled 'Fight against Fixing’, Professor Mrinal Satish examines the 'crime’ of spot-fixing and sheds light on why our current criminal laws are ill-equipped to prosecute persons for indulging in match/spot-fixing.
Tue, June 11 2013
Fight against Fixing in cricket – 1 of 2: Why BCCI needs to implement globally-adopted norms on agent accreditation
CricketCountry has always stood for the game in all its purity. In pursuance of that approach, CricketCountry joins hands with gamechangerindia.com to produce a blueprint on what needs to be done by the powers that be to not just clean-up the much-maligned sport of cricket but also introduce fresh measures that will help Indian cricket emerge stronger and wiser from this crisis. In the first of the many parts to follow, Aditya Shamlal and Amrut Joshi focus on the challenges with regard to agent accreditation.