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Spot-fixing in IPL

Jagmohan Dalmiya claims he will make ‘positive contributions’

Jagmohan Dalmiya Friday vouched for a positive contribution from his side.

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IPL spot-fixing verdict is an opportunity to overhaul the cricket board

The Supreme Court took the matter more seriously and decided to cleanse the system.

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Life ban: S Sreesanth claims he has done no wrong

Even as former Indian speedster S Sreesanth claims he has done no wrong, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has bowled a beamer by slapping a life ban on the temperamental cricketer.

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Spot-fixing and Woolmer’s death: How numbers can help detect anomalies

With the kind of technology available, and astute use of mathematical models, many anomalies in the field of play can be readily flagged as suspicious. With the striking example of Bob Woolmer’s death, Arunabha Sengupta demonstrates the way corruption can be combated with analytics.

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BCCI disciplinary committee to discuss IPL spot-fixing report on Saturday

The BCCI's disciplinary committee, headed by its president N Srinivasan, will meet on Saturday to discuss the report submitted by Ravi Sawani on the corruption allegations against five uncapped Indian players named in a television sting operation last month.

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Sachin Tendulkar feels controversies in IPL won’t affect credibility of the tournament

There may be a few problems afflicting the IPL, but senior India batsman Sachin Tendulkar on friday said that they don't make the entire tournament questionable.

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Michael Clarke believes IPL won’t be affected by recent controversies

Australian captain Michael Clarke, who played for Pune Warriors in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League, believes the cash-rich tournament will sustain despite being marred by endless controversies.

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IPL 2012: TV channel alleges murky deals, spot-fixing

A TV channel on Monday claimed to have blown the lid off "murky deals" in the IPL among players, organisers, owners and big guns of Indian cricket, prompting the BCCI to warn that stringent action will be taken if the report is found to be true.

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