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


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BCCI has its own ICC affiliated anti-corruption unit. Not only have they failed to prevent such things from happening' date=' they have failed to catch them too. Its a shame[/quote'] Does it matter who catches these guys, I don't know what anybody let alone BCCI can do to prevent these things from happening again. Some people are just greedy they will do anything to get more money. Guy like Sreesanth if he is guilty then he is real idiot who should get all the punishment he deserves.He has earned and still is earning lot of money from cricket and yet he wants to stoop down this low to earn extra buck. Blaming BCCI is just stupid in my view I dont think they can do anything more, they are paying these guys very well and providing them with best of facilities what else it can do.
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BCCI has its own ICC affiliated anti-corruption unit. Not only have they failed to prevent such things from happening' date=' they have failed to catch them too. Its a shame[/quote'] whats the incentive for them to act on good intel and catch these guys,BCCI needs a independent body looking over it.
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I see this as a conspiracy to taint 2 qualifying teams like MI and RR... Where as nothing can't be done in matches involving CSK (although the most blatant of fixing, RP bowling huge noball happened in one of their matches)...

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I see this as a conspiracy to taint 2 qualifying teams like MI and RR... Where as nothing can't be done in matches involving CSK (although the most blatant of fixing' date=' RP bowling huge noball happened in one of their matches)...[/quote'] Have some self respect and get out of the site :finger:
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Blame games. IPL organization committee will look to blame something, they are not gonna blame themselves. So the blame will eventually go to the team, the captain, and the supporting players. That's very unfortunate really. Thus, as mentioned, the future of RR is a concern as well especially when BCCI had already tried to remove them once.
why should IPL blame themselves what wrong they have done, why should BCCI be blamed for this mess if these players created this mess. Blame them if they try to cover it up ,BCCI has always been hard on the players who do these things.
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Does it matter who catches these guys, I don't know what anybody let alone BCCI can do to prevent these things from happening again. Some people are just greedy they will do anything to get more money. Guy like Sreesanth if he is guilty then he is real idiot who should get all the punishment he deserves.He has earned and still is earning lot of money from cricket and yet he wants to stoop down this low to earn extra buck. Blaming BCCI is just stupid in my view I dont think they can do anything more, they are paying these guys very well and providing them with best of facilities what else it can do.
NO wonder crime rate is high in this country. Let us not blame anyone.
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I see this as a conspiracy to taint 2 qualifying teams like MI and RR... Where as nothing can't be done in matches involving CSK (although the most blatant of fixing' date=' RP bowling huge noball happened in one of their matches)...[/quote'] MI and RR have nothing to do with this, this is brought upon by the players themselves. That's how I see it.
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why should IPL blame themselves what wrong they have done, why should BCCI be blamed for this mess if these players created this mess. Blame them if they try to cover it up ,BCCI has always been hard on the players who do these things.
Somewhere down the line, one will be blamed for not preventing these fixings. And the likely target is always the parties with less power, in this case RR for not doing enough.
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Sunrisers match giving last over to newbie Reddy with Dhoni on strike needing 20 odd runs. And Sammy still had one over left. Fixed too.

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Owners: Shilpa Shetty' date=' Raj Kundra, Lachlan Murdoch[/quote'] There was a sports company too which owned company when the league was first launched. The sports company was infact majority stakeholder and everyone else being minority.
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NO wonder crime rate is high in this country. Let us not blame anyone.
Crime rate is high because people just like to blame someone rather than looking at themselves. Crime rate is high because people sit on their asses in the comfort of their homes and assign blame. Assigning blame is easiest thing to do.
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Crime rate is high because people just like to blame someone rather than looking at themselves. Crime rate is high because people sit on their asses in the comfort of their homes and assign blame. Assigning blame is easiest thing to do.
rahul ! :woot:
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by making this system of capped players being sold for a far higher amount than uncapped players (even if the capped players are not that talented) the IPL governing council has made an environment that encourages corruption, especially when the uncapped players see the likes of Tiwary going for 1.6 mllion, Maxwell for 1 million and many other mediocre players going for astronomical prices while uncapped players get 10 times less even when they are more talented and better performers in some cases.

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by making this system of capped players being sold for a far higher amount than uncapped players (even if the capped players are not that talented) the IPL governing council has made an environment that encourages corruption' date=' especially when the uncapped players see the likes of Tiwary going for 1.6 mllion, Maxwell for 1 million and many other mediocre players going for astronomical prices while uncapped players get 10 times less even when they are more talented and better performers in some cases.[/quote'] Sreesanth is not an uncapped player :((:((
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There was a sports company too which owned company when the league was first launched. The sports company was infact majority stakeholder and everyone else being minority.
murdoch cashed out major owner is Manoj Badale.

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