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Banned Pakistani umpire Nadeem Ghauri denies any wrongdoing

Pakistani umpire Nadeem Ghauri denied any wrongdoing after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) banned him and umpire Anis Siddiqui for four and three years respectively after they were found guilty of being willing to compromise their integrity in discharge of their professional duties. He stated this while addressing a news conference at his residence in...

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Pakistan ban umpire Nadeem Ghauri after spot-fixing sting

Pakistan cricket authorities on Saturday banned international umpire Nadeem Ghauri for four years after a sting operation by an Indian television channel found him willing to spot-fix.

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Indian Premier League of controversies

The Indian Premier League (IPL) is known as much for its sporting and glamour quotient as for its controversies.

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Madan Lal says only cricketers can stop occurrence of malicious activities

Former Indian cricketer Madan Lal reckons match-fixing cannot be stopped in cricket unless the players keep themselves away from fixing.   A few days ago, the International Cricket Council (ICC) suspended the six umpires caught in a TV sting, which alleged that they were willing to fix Twenty20 matches, pending the completion of an inquiry...

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T20 cricket’s growth fueling risk of corruption

As cricket's T20 domestic champions battle it out for supremacy in South Africa, alarm bells are ringing that the proliferation of such tournaments has "considerably increased the risk" of match-fixing.

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Bangladesh Cricket Board begins investigation over fixing allegations on umpires

Bangladesh Cricket Board has constituted a three-member committee to investigate into the allegations of fixing T20 matches by umpires as claimed by a television sting operation, a report said today.

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Sri Lanka, Pakistan cricket boards begin investigation over match-fixing allegations on umpires

Sri Lanka Cricket and Pakistan Cricket Board on Tuesday began investigations into the television sting operation which alleged that the umpires were willing to fix T20 matches.

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Sri Lanka umpire Dissanayaka open for inquiry over match-fixing allegations

Gamini Dissanayaka, one of three local umpires implicated by an Indian TV channel over a match fixing inquiry outrightly rejected the accusation.

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Umpires ready to fix cricket matches, claims TV sting operation

A television sting operation on Monday claimed to have uncovered six international umpires allegedly willing to fix matches for money in the just concluded Twenty20 World Cup and Sri Lanka Premier League matches.

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Shalabh Srivastava claims innocence in IPL spot-fxing scandal

Tainted Uttar Pradesh paceman Shalabh Srivastava feels he hasn't got "justice" after the BCCI slapped a five-year ban which means that his career is "as good as over."

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