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  IPL scandal: Pakistani umpire claims innocence

  Cricket | September 23, 2013 12:42 IST

  Karachi:  Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf, who has been formally charged by Mumbai police in the IPL betting scandal, claimed innocence and said he was even ready to face the investigators of the International Cricket Council

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  India not ready for legalising betting in sports: Delhi Police

  Cricket | June 25, 2013 22:02 IST

  New Delhi, June 25: Delhi Police may have unearthed betting and spot fixing in the Indian Premier League (IPL), arresting three Rajasthan Royals cricketers, but one of their top investigators feels that the country is

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  IPL6 spot fixing: Bhai doesn't want haram ka cash from betting: Chhota Shakeel

  Cricket | May 23, 2013 17:50 IST

  Mumbai, May 23: D company  gangster Chhota Shakeel, a known lieutenant of fugitive underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has said that their gang has left cricket betting business  eleven years ago. Chhota Shakeel spoke to Times

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  Rooney's father cleared after betting scam probe

  Football | April 23, 2012 22:03 IST

  London, Apr 23: The father of Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney will face no further action following his arrest as part of an investigation into betting irregularities.Rooney's father was arrested with eight other men in

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  Pakistan Players, ICC Hold Breath Over Verdict

  Cricket | February 04, 2011 22:20 IST

  New Delhi: Much more will be at stake on Saturday than just three careers when lawyer Michael Beloff reads the verdict of an independent anti-corruption tribunal in Doha on cheating allegations facing three Pakistan cricketers.

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  ICC Says No Evidence Of Fixing During Oval ODI

  Cricket | October 13, 2010 20:10 IST

  Dubai, Oct 13: The International Cricket Council today said there was no "compelling evidence" into allegations that the Oval ODI between England and Pakistan was fixed.  The ICC had decided to probe the last month's

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  Suspended Pak Trio Consult Lawyers Regarding Reply To ICC

  Cricket | September 25, 2010 9:32 IST

  Lahore: Three Pakistani players who remain suspended for their alleged role in spot-fixing during recent England tour, have consulted their lawyers to file a detailed reply to the notice sent to them by the International

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  England Was Toughest Tour Of My Career, Says Shahid Afridi

  Cricket | September 24, 2010 13:57 IST

  Islamabad, Sept 24: Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi said the tour of England was the most difficult of his cricket career and he struggled to cope with the fallout from the off-field controversies. The Pakistan team

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  Fresh Allegations Cloud Australia's Test Win

  Cricket | September 21, 2010 10:51 IST

  Australia's 150-run victory over Pakistan in the Test at Lord's in July is under investigation by the ICC over alleged fixing, reports Sydney Morning Herald newspaper.It is the second recent Test match at the spiritual

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  Pak Board Chief Says England 'Threw' One-Day Match

  Cricket | September 20, 2010 11:48 IST

  England Cricket Board officials were on Sunday night preparing a strong defence of charges levelled by  chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board that some England players took money to throw the third NatWest one-day international

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  Series With Pakistan Will Go Ahead: CSA

  Cricket | September 19, 2010 16:19 IST

  Johannesburg: Cricket South Africa on Sunday denied reports that its players were reluctant to play against Pakistan in the wake of the match-fixing scandal, saying that the series between the two sides in the UAE

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  Nobody Can Ever Approach Me For Matchfixing, Yuvraj Tells Aap Ki Adalat

  Cricket | September 18, 2010 15:50 IST

  India's flamboyant  cricketer Yuvraj Singh spoke about matchfixing, his scrapes with  Flintoff, Pietersen and Umar Gul, and on Dhoni's marriage in Rajat Sharma's longest running talk show Aap Ki Adalat to be telecast on India

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  Bookie Majeed's Brother Was Agent Of Several Pakistani Cricketers

  Cricket | September 18, 2010 14:53 IST

  Lahore: Alleged bookie Mazhar Majeed's links with the Pakistan cricket team seem to run quite deep as his brother Azhar had also acted as an agent for many former and current cricketers of the country. 

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  PCB Refutes Latest Match-Fixing Report

  Cricket | September 18, 2010 11:04 IST

  Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Saturday rejected reports that the ICC is investigating the national team's third one-dayer against England for suspected match-fixing, saying that there is "no truth" in them.  British tabloid

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  Pakistan Sends More Shockwaves, ICC Launches Probe

  Cricket | September 18, 2010 15:35 IST

  London/Karachi, Sep 18 : The scandal-prone Pakistan cricket team today sent shockwaves through world cricket after it was disclosed that the scoring patterns in its innings during Friday's ODI match against England were fixed, prompting

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  Pak Captain Says, We Just Concentrated On Cricket

  Cricket | September 18, 2010 9:59 IST

  Waqar Younis, the Pakistan captain, on Friday night confirmed the team was unaware of the Crown Prosecution Service development but he spoke before the latest match-fixing allegations surfaced. “We just concentrated on cricket and we

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  Police Case Against Pakistani Cricketers Filed

  Cricket | September 18, 2010 9:52 IST

  London: A police file detailing evidence on claims that Pakistan cricketers accepted cash bribes to take part in spot-fixing during a match against England has been handed over to prosecutors.  Scotland Yard said evidence that

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  Indian Govt Should Legalize Cricket Betting, Says Former ICC Chief Mani

  Cricket | September 15, 2010 10:32 IST

  London: Describing India as a 'grey market' of gambling in cricket, former International Cricket Council chief Ehsan Mani has urged ICC to ask Indian government to legalise betting. Mani, who was ICC President from 2003-06,

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  Spot-Fixing Row Forces ICC To Mull Stricter Laws

  Cricket | September 15, 2010 10:01 IST

  Cape Town: The ICC  on Tuesday termed the recent spot-fixing allegations involving Pakistani players as a "warning" and said it will recommend a wide-ranging and, if necessary, independent review of the current anti-corruption measures to

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  Aamer Could Become ICC Informant To Escape Life Ban: Report

  Cricket | September 14, 2010 12:53 IST

  Melbourne: Pakistan's teenage pacer Mohammad Aamer, who is implicated in the spot-fixing scandal that has shaken world cricket, could become an informant for the ICC and reveal "dodgy betting identities that corrupted him" to escape