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A player and captain who served his country with aplomb. Until the match fixing scandal broke out and the late Hansie Cronje paid a heavy price. Now banned since 2000,...
made popular Feb 24 2009
by Shreyas S. Bhide
Initially recognized as an extravagantly flamboyant and destructive batsman, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has come to be regarded as one of the coolest...
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# Cricket, tennis, football plus other leading sports are calling for a percentage of betting profits.
# Gambling is a threat to sports but if regulated, could draw...
made popular Feb 20 2008
It is not often that a club like Besiktas gets a chance to play against the superstars of Europe. But, it is virtually impossible for many of those players to earn a...
made popular Dec 5 2007
The murder investigation of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer had faded in the lime light, though a ray of hope ignites with the reports of the inquest into the death,...
made popular Apr 13 2007
I don’t know why but match fixing has always been the talk of the town in cricketing circle. Once again, it has been started. This time by none other than...
made popular Apr 3 2007
Not many believed when radio Jamaica made claim of strangulation - however, the smoke without fire is detected and the murder confirmed.
Finally, ending all possible...
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Pakistan cricket is at the crossroads, as coach Bob Woolmer’s death is treated “suspicious”, with police having sufficient information to continue a...
made popular Mar 21 2007
The potential match-fixing scandal involving Marlon Samuels took a new turn on Friday with a fresh disclosure that mobile phone that Samuels used was registered in the...
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‘Match fixing’ web widens at the same time police is trying to trace Dawood aide bookie Mukesh Kochchar.
made popular Feb 11 2007
In the last couple of days, the cricket world has had to relive the ghosts of match-fixing after the Nagpur Police accused West Indian cricketer Marlon Samuels of...
made popular Feb 10 2007
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made popular Feb 9 2007
India seems to have become a hub for match-fixing scandals; it hasn’t been long when South African Herschel Gibbs was under scrutiny of the Delhi police...
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The potential match-fixing scandal involving Marlon Samuels took a new turn on Friday with a fresh disclosure that mobile phone that Samuels used was registered in the...
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A fresh scandal on Wednesday night has threatened the cricket world with the Nagpur police claiming that they have taped a telephonic conversation between West Indian...
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India seems to have become a hub for match-fixing scandals; it hasn’t been long when South African Herschel Gibbs was under scrutiny of the Delhi police...
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