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

[adi B]

sree`s an idiot,wont be surprised if he hires a stupid lawyer and gets umarkaid

[CG]

the kind of evidence Delhi police has and the fact that they are booking him under MCOCA shows that there will be a serious case against him so I am sure he will go to jail.

They cannot book him under MCOCA as the match in question was in punjab.

[jj_28]

Most probably as his dad mentioned dhoni told him his career is finished' date='After that he went berserk on twitter as he knew he would never make it now .Probably his friend took advantage of his stupidity and convinced him to do this as 40 lakhs for sreesanth is nothing.[/quote'] He's not a 2yr old kid that can be made to do stuff, he's a fully grown man and has officially ended his career with one stupid decision He sold cricket, he sold his fans, he sold his talent for money now pay for the consequences

[Old guy]

They cannot book him under MCOCA as the match in question was in punjab.

last match was in mumbai and all of them are involved and knew involvement of each other im sure they can get case against him there

[1983-2011]

btw how good is mallu industry, all i see is fat aunties, sree will get crushed while acting out love scenes

[CG]

He's not a 2yr old kid that can be made to do stuff, he's a fully grown man and has officially ended his career with one stupid decision He sold cricket, he sold his fans, he sold his talent for money now pay for the consequences

I know ,But i think he did it after he knew he had zilch chance of playing for india again.But Idiots Like him should be made a lesson for all.

[CG]

last match was in mumbai and all of them are involved and knew involvement of each other im sure they can get case against him there

I was wrong Delhi police has been using the act against hardcore criminals,It has no anticipatory bail.I do not think they can apply MCOCA Though.

[Old guy]

I was wrong Delhi police has been using the act against hardcore criminals' date='It has no bail.I do not think they can apply MCOCA Though.[/quote'] i dont know much about this act..they may very well have right to apply it.

[jj_28]

I know ' date='But i think he did it after he knew he had zilch chance of playing for india again.But Idiots Like him should be made a lesson for all.[/quote'] BCCI will push for the max against these 3 and hope to sweep the situation under the rug as soon as possible I still dont get how do you stop match fixing We pay them more than any other country They earn a lot of money in IPL. sponsorships, they are treated like celebrities What more can you do to stop match fixing

[CG]

You need 2 serious cases in past 10 years to book any person in MCOCA Act.

[CSK Fan]

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.

Err, sorry, if a board like BCCI wants to have its own tournament with young players and lots of money involved, it is definitely the board's responsibility to keep a check on those young players. Otherwise, do not have such tournaments. Sporting bodies across the world have stepped up and taken responsibility when fixing has happened under their watch. This is nothing to do with assigning blame, the players caught will be punishment, but you are the one who seems very happy deflecting blame and wanting everyone involved get scot-free. If BCCI cannot ensure corruption free tournament, then don't have it. We fans actually go and pay the price to watch a fair match In this case we just got lucky, police was investigation some bookies for other things and this got caught. You just want to depend on luck in the future or just let fixing happen as it is? Whom does the responsibility lie on?

[CSK Fan]

so they should show u all the evidence before even charging the players? :hmmm:

He is clearly a bookie and wants to know all the loop holes

[G_B_]

Err' date=' sorry, if a board like BCCI wants to have its own tournament with young players and lots of money involved, it is definitely the board's responsibility to keep a check on those young players. Otherwise, do not have such tournaments. Sporting bodies across the world have stepped up and taken responsibility when fixing has happened under their watch. This is nothing to do with assigning blame, the players caught will be punishment, but you are the one who seems very happy deflecting blame and wanting everyone involved get scot-free. If BCCI cannot ensure corruption free tournament, then don't have it. We fans actually go and pay the price to watch a fair match[/quote'] only thing is nobody caught in this is young. Sree Chandila and Chavan are quite mature in cricketing terms.

[CSK Fan]

They should release some of the tapes, just like the Pak spot fixing scandal. Currently, this case just looks very subjective rather than objective at the moment

Lol, those tapes were released because the media was one who did the investigations and had the tapes. Normally in a police investigation, such evidence cannot be released

[Sidhoni]

Shaun Tait has reacted angrily. Here is his statement “I’m bewildered, I’m angry and I’m upset at the false suggestions I’ve been involved in any wrongdoing. While I welcome the recent statements from police clearing me of any involvement, for a few hours today I was deeply distressed by the rumours that were rapidly circulating about me, most of which were aired in the social media space. Not only were they without foundation, they highlight the danger of a medium that deals with innuendo rather than fact, the result of which has brought my name into question. At no stage in my career have I engaged in spot or match fixing and I’m in discussions with my manager and legal representatives to examine how this episode unfolded and any further action I may take. I pride myself on playing cricket hard and fair and look forward to continuing my career in this vein"

[Lord]

hope he sues these idiots

[Sidhoni]

Just to recap: three matches - Royals v Warriors or May 6, Royals v Kings XI on May 9 and Royals v Mumbai on May 15 - involved alleged spot fixing

So we can make out some bits

[Trundler27]

Now bhajji can claim that he slapped sreesanth because he offered to spot fix the next game these two sides played :bhangra:

[putrevus]

Err, sorry, if a board like BCCI wants to have its own tournament with young players and lots of money involved, it is definitely the board's responsibility to keep a check on those young players. Otherwise, do not have such tournaments. Sporting bodies across the world have stepped up and taken responsibility when fixing has happened under their watch. This is nothing to do with assigning blame, the players caught will be punishment, but you are the one who seems very happy deflecting blame and wanting everyone involved get scot-free. If BCCI cannot ensure corruption free tournament, then don't have it. We fans actually go and pay the price to watch a fair match In this case we just got lucky, police was investigation some bookies for other things and this got caught. You just want to depend on luck in the future or just let fixing happen as it is? Whom does the responsibility lie on?

You must be kidding, there is no player who is not an adult. How can BCCI baby sit 24 hrs a day 500 players for two months. Fixing is not done under their watch fixing is being done during its tournament. Sreesanth is being paid $400000 what else can BCCI do, if that idiot risks that money for 80K No one can stop this fixing or any crime for that matter if the player/individual wants to commit it. You must have grievance against BCCI as a fan or paying customer if they let these players play again.

[Sidhoni]

Yesterday's third over was fixed :ohmy: