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S Sreesanth "Raring To Go" As Seven-Year Ban Nears End
S Sreesanth's lifetime ban from cricket was reduced to seven years last year, and the tenure ends on September 13.
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Rahul Dravid says he felt cheated by tainted teammates in IPL spot-fixing
In a bid to strengthen their case in the IPL spot-fixing scandal, Delhi Police has decided to rope in Dravid as a prosecution witness in the case which involves bookies with alleged underworld connections.
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IPL Spot-fixing: Cops may make Rahul Dravid a prosecution witness
Dravid's statements were recorded by members of the Special Cell under section 161 of the CrPC, at his residence last week. Several other players from the franchise have also been questioned and their statements recorded.
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IPL spot-fixing scandal: BCCI suspends Rajasthan Royals spinner Harmeet Singh pending inquiry
Harmeet was questioned by Ravi Sawani, head of BCCI's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit, at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai on Saturday.
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IPL spot-fixing case: Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and 17 others get bail
The 19 accused will be released from the Tihar Jail in Delhi tomorrow and have been asked to surrender their passports.
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Ankeet Chavan to tie the knot under keen watch of police
Ankeet Chavan is tying the knot with his sweetheart and IT consultant Neha Sambari in a low-key ceremony.
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IPL spotfixing: Sreesanth, 3 others sent to 2-day police custody
During the hearing today, Sreesanth and Chavan also moved bail applications and the court fixed May 28 for arguments on their plea.
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IPL spot-fixing: Arrested cricketer Sreesanth's mother, sister visit him in custody
Sreesanth's mother Savitri Devi, and sister Nivedita met the cricketer at the Delhi Police special cell in Lodhi Colony, where the cricketer is being kept.
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IPL spot-fixing: Bookies reportedly lose Rs.35,000 crore after police crackdown
Following the crackdown on spot fixing scandal, Delhi bookies are facing a huge loss of Rs.35,000 crore as they have stopped spot fixing and gone underground, sources said on Thursday.
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Spot and match fixing to be criminal offence under new law: Kapil Sibal
Sibal has emphasised that there was a need for a separate law to deal with the menace of fixing in cricket as the Indian Penal Code (IPC) does not recognise match fixing and spot fixing as offences.
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IPL 6: Sreesanth's laptop, iPad seized by Mumbai Police from hotel where he checked into with bookie
Cricketer S Sreesanth had independently checked into a five-star hotel in suburban Mumbai on May 13, alongwith friend and alleged bookie Jiju Janardhan, just two days before they were arrested over allegations of spot-fixing in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Mumbai Police said today.
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IPL spotfixing: Guilty to get strongest possible punishment, says Rajeev Shukla
Rajeev Shukla said the BCCI's anti-corruption unit, headed by Ravi Sawani, has been asked to investigate the matter and submit its report.
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Ankeet Chavan breaks down, accepts spot-fixing charge, claims police
Chavan's other two Rajasthan Royals teammates Sreesanth and Ajit Chandila, however, have not yet accepted the charges. The three were sent in five-day police custody on Thursday after they were brought to Delhi from Mumbai, where they were arrested.
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IPL 6: Aussie bowler Shaun Tait angry over spot fix claims
Tait's name was circulated in social media, on radio and a number of websites along with the three Indians, but he robustly denied any wrongdoing in a statement.
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IPL 2013: What Sreesanth did, according to Delhi Police
The Delhi Police allege that this was a signal to bookies that he would now fix an over. He had bowled the previous over without the towel. (Read: Delhi Police explains spot-fixing arrests)
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S Sreesanth "Raring To Go" As Seven-Year Ban Nears End
S Sreesanth's lifetime ban from cricket was reduced to seven years last year, and the tenure ends on September 13.
-
Rahul Dravid says he felt cheated by tainted teammates in IPL spot-fixing
In a bid to strengthen their case in the IPL spot-fixing scandal, Delhi Police has decided to rope in Dravid as a prosecution witness in the case which involves bookies with alleged underworld connections.
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IPL Spot-fixing: Cops may make Rahul Dravid a prosecution witness
Dravid's statements were recorded by members of the Special Cell under section 161 of the CrPC, at his residence last week. Several other players from the franchise have also been questioned and their statements recorded.
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IPL spot-fixing scandal: BCCI suspends Rajasthan Royals spinner Harmeet Singh pending inquiry
Harmeet was questioned by Ravi Sawani, head of BCCI's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit, at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai on Saturday.
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IPL spot-fixing case: Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and 17 others get bail
The 19 accused will be released from the Tihar Jail in Delhi tomorrow and have been asked to surrender their passports.
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Ankeet Chavan to tie the knot under keen watch of police
Ankeet Chavan is tying the knot with his sweetheart and IT consultant Neha Sambari in a low-key ceremony.
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IPL spotfixing: Sreesanth, 3 others sent to 2-day police custody
During the hearing today, Sreesanth and Chavan also moved bail applications and the court fixed May 28 for arguments on their plea.
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IPL spot-fixing: Arrested cricketer Sreesanth's mother, sister visit him in custody
Sreesanth's mother Savitri Devi, and sister Nivedita met the cricketer at the Delhi Police special cell in Lodhi Colony, where the cricketer is being kept.
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IPL spot-fixing: Bookies reportedly lose Rs.35,000 crore after police crackdown
Following the crackdown on spot fixing scandal, Delhi bookies are facing a huge loss of Rs.35,000 crore as they have stopped spot fixing and gone underground, sources said on Thursday.
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Spot and match fixing to be criminal offence under new law: Kapil Sibal
Sibal has emphasised that there was a need for a separate law to deal with the menace of fixing in cricket as the Indian Penal Code (IPC) does not recognise match fixing and spot fixing as offences.
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IPL 6: Sreesanth's laptop, iPad seized by Mumbai Police from hotel where he checked into with bookie
Cricketer S Sreesanth had independently checked into a five-star hotel in suburban Mumbai on May 13, alongwith friend and alleged bookie Jiju Janardhan, just two days before they were arrested over allegations of spot-fixing in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Mumbai Police said today.
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IPL spotfixing: Guilty to get strongest possible punishment, says Rajeev Shukla
Rajeev Shukla said the BCCI's anti-corruption unit, headed by Ravi Sawani, has been asked to investigate the matter and submit its report.
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Ankeet Chavan breaks down, accepts spot-fixing charge, claims police
Chavan's other two Rajasthan Royals teammates Sreesanth and Ajit Chandila, however, have not yet accepted the charges. The three were sent in five-day police custody on Thursday after they were brought to Delhi from Mumbai, where they were arrested.
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IPL 6: Aussie bowler Shaun Tait angry over spot fix claims
Tait's name was circulated in social media, on radio and a number of websites along with the three Indians, but he robustly denied any wrongdoing in a statement.
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IPL 2013: What Sreesanth did, according to Delhi Police
The Delhi Police allege that this was a signal to bookies that he would now fix an over. He had bowled the previous over without the towel. (Read: Delhi Police explains spot-fixing arrests)
