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Sreesanth, Chandilla and Ankit Chavan arrested for spot fixing in IPL


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http://cricket.yahoo.com/news/t20-match-both-teams-fiercely-fought-lose-183000893.html Fixing is so rife in the domestic T20 league that players on opposing sides in one match were on different bookies' payrolls, a high-level police source said on Wednesday. This led to a situation that would have been funny if it hadn't been so scandalous: batsmen on each side had cut deals with bookies to lose the game. The side batting first notched up a meagre total that it fully expected would ensure defeat. But the team batting second outdid their rivals by making even fewer runs, and duly lost. Result: embarrassment in one dressing room, and one set of flabbergasted bookies. "The losses for the bookies in league with the team batting first were huge, running into crores," said the source. The fall from grace of S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan has been dramatic, but if some police suspicions are well-founded, the trio could swiftly become an ignominious footnote to a much bigger story. The police source said the range, sweep and depth of fixing in the ongoing T20 league were "mind-boggling". For a start, the cops have realised that the bookies who had lured the three players are relatively small fry in the betting world. The "big bookies, whom we are trying to ensnare, have possibly some of the big names of world cricket on their payrolls," he said. "Though at the moment the focus of investigation is on these three Rajasthan Royal players, we are getting enough leads that point at other players and teams." Apart from those involved in the match which the rival teams competed to lose, Delhi Police are also pursuing leads on three players from one more team. Among those under the scanner are foreign players, especially from a country whose players are known for their explosive batting exploits. Worse could be in store. Though the T-20 league has quickly degenerated into a battlefield for fixers, the 50-over game and Test cricket, the highest form of the game, are not beyond their sphere of influence. "We have enough leads to suggest that the Champions Trophy tournament, which is scheduled for next month in England, is being targeted by the bookies," the source said. Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar, a cricket fan, is said to be determined to get to the root of this problem before he retires in July.
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Srini and Gurunath were at Srini's farmhouse at Kodaikanal with lots of lawyers - discussing strategies to prevent his arrest :hmmm:
Now the question is - Does Seeni knows all these from begining?
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A 40+ Son rumored to be gay and a son in law who is a big time crook - Srini has got an uncanny similarity with a certain figurehead in Indian politics.
S=G?
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No bigger troll on cricket than IPL.
Blame ICC. ICC started T20, the original disease, which transmitted everywhere and few years down the line, cricket will be limited to these leagues worldwide like football and other forms of cricket will be obsolete. I was so against T20 WC 2007 as an event and that event changed world cricket completely.
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Everytime a chennaiwala is on the BCCI Presidents chair fixing problems arise.Guess who was BCCI chairman in 2000? CSK should be disbanded too much controversy and too much illegal happenings there. Sent from my GT-I9103 using Tapatalk 2

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Blame ICC. ICC started T20' date=' the original disease, which transmitted everywhere and few years down the line, cricket will be limited to these leagues worldwide like football and other forms of cricket will be obsolete. I was so against T20 WC 2007 as an event and that event changed world cricket completely.[/quote'] Blame the rich guy who started the PE firm and ended up doing well and everyone started replicating it. We just were caught cheating thats all. Nangey ho gaye hai world stage mein.

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