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Ranji Trophy: Delhi ousted after failing to record an outright win
Delhi bowlers got 93 overs on the final day to get 10 Vidarbha wickets and thus ensure seven points which would take them to the knock-out stage but home team defended doggedly to reach 216 for seven when play was finally called off.
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Amol Ubarhande, Shalabh Srivastava fightback for Vidarbha against Karnataka
Karnataka, who desperately need an outright win for a chance to make it to the semis, went wicketless in the second session of as Ubarhande and Srivastava dug in.
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Muralidharen Gautam smashes double ton, Karnataka in commanding position vs Vidarbha
It was another day which was dominated by Gautam as he added 128 runs to his overnight score. He was ably supported by Manish Pandey (53) and Stuart Binny (85), who ripped the Vidarbha bowling apart.
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I have not got justice, says banned Shalabh Srivastava
Shalabh Srivastava, the Uttar Pradesh fast bowler who was banned for five years by the BCCI for conspiring to fix a match, has claimed he is innocent and has not been given justice.
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Wrong medication, Mr Srinivasan
When a news channel produced a sting operation during Indian Premier League 2012 involving five small-time cricketers making boastful claims on camera, for once, there was no need to launch into an immediate criticism of everyone from Srivastava to Srinivasan.
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I-T department gives clean chit to banned players
The Income Tax department has given a clean chit to the five banned domestic cricketers, who were involved in the IPL spot-fixing fiasco, from any financial misconduct or receiving kickbacks in order to fix matches.
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BCCI's different strokes for different people
The Cricket Board has a slightly different set of rules while proceeding against alleged misconduct committed by its players, selectors, umpires and team officials as opposed to administrators.
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Sudhindra becomes third Indian player to be banned for life
Medium pacer T P Sudhindra, the highest wicket-taker in Ranji trophy last season, on Saturday earned the dubious distinction of becoming the third cricketer to be banned for life by the Indian Cricket Board for match-fixing.
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BCCI's official release after banning five players
Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Sanjay Jagdale, issued a release on Saturday after five players accused of spot-fixing were banned by the disciplinary committee of the board. Details of the verdict has been mentioned in the release.
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IPL fixing: BCCI disciplinary committee to meet on Saturday
The BCCI's disciplinary committee, headed by its president N Srinivasan, will meet here on Saturday to discuss the report submitted by Ravi Sawani on the corruption allegations against five uncapped Indian players named in a television sting operation last month.
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The IPL's worst-kept secret
India TV's sting alleging corruption in the IPL has again focused the spotlight on the issue of under-the-table payments to domestic Indian players.
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IPL spot-fixing: BCCI's inquiry committee meets Shalabh Srivastava
A day after setting up an Inquiry Commission to probe the spot-fixing scandal that has rocked the IPL, the BCCI swung into action as one of the suspended domestic players, Shalabh Srivastava, deposed before the Commission on Wednesday.
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IPL spot-fixing: How can an injured player fix matches, questions Shalabh
Stung by a sting operation by a news channel which has implicated him in the IPL spot-fixing scandal, Uttar Pradesh cricketer Shalabh Srivastav has claimed innocence saying that laid low by injury, he was not capable of manipulating matches and was only paying the price of opening up to strangers.
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IPL Spot-fixing: Official statement from N Srinivasan
Board of Control for Cricket in India's chief - N Srinivasan - took a grim view of the allegations of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League. This is the official statement from him and the Board after IPL's General Council meeting on the matter.
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Disturbed with IPL spot-fixing claims, BCCI vows to punish guilty
The BCCI on Tuesday termed the alleged spot-fixing scandal in the Indian Premier League and other domestic competitions as "disturbing" and said it would take strict action against those found guilty of indulging in corrupt practices.
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Ranji Trophy: Delhi ousted after failing to record an outright win
Delhi bowlers got 93 overs on the final day to get 10 Vidarbha wickets and thus ensure seven points which would take them to the knock-out stage but home team defended doggedly to reach 216 for seven when play was finally called off.
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Amol Ubarhande, Shalabh Srivastava fightback for Vidarbha against Karnataka
Karnataka, who desperately need an outright win for a chance to make it to the semis, went wicketless in the second session of as Ubarhande and Srivastava dug in.
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Muralidharen Gautam smashes double ton, Karnataka in commanding position vs Vidarbha
It was another day which was dominated by Gautam as he added 128 runs to his overnight score. He was ably supported by Manish Pandey (53) and Stuart Binny (85), who ripped the Vidarbha bowling apart.
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I have not got justice, says banned Shalabh Srivastava
Shalabh Srivastava, the Uttar Pradesh fast bowler who was banned for five years by the BCCI for conspiring to fix a match, has claimed he is innocent and has not been given justice.
-
Wrong medication, Mr Srinivasan
When a news channel produced a sting operation during Indian Premier League 2012 involving five small-time cricketers making boastful claims on camera, for once, there was no need to launch into an immediate criticism of everyone from Srivastava to Srinivasan.
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I-T department gives clean chit to banned players
The Income Tax department has given a clean chit to the five banned domestic cricketers, who were involved in the IPL spot-fixing fiasco, from any financial misconduct or receiving kickbacks in order to fix matches.
-
BCCI's different strokes for different people
The Cricket Board has a slightly different set of rules while proceeding against alleged misconduct committed by its players, selectors, umpires and team officials as opposed to administrators.
-
Sudhindra becomes third Indian player to be banned for life
Medium pacer T P Sudhindra, the highest wicket-taker in Ranji trophy last season, on Saturday earned the dubious distinction of becoming the third cricketer to be banned for life by the Indian Cricket Board for match-fixing.
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BCCI's official release after banning five players
Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Sanjay Jagdale, issued a release on Saturday after five players accused of spot-fixing were banned by the disciplinary committee of the board. Details of the verdict has been mentioned in the release.
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IPL fixing: BCCI disciplinary committee to meet on Saturday
The BCCI's disciplinary committee, headed by its president N Srinivasan, will meet here on Saturday to discuss the report submitted by Ravi Sawani on the corruption allegations against five uncapped Indian players named in a television sting operation last month.
-
The IPL's worst-kept secret
India TV's sting alleging corruption in the IPL has again focused the spotlight on the issue of under-the-table payments to domestic Indian players.
-
IPL spot-fixing: BCCI's inquiry committee meets Shalabh Srivastava
A day after setting up an Inquiry Commission to probe the spot-fixing scandal that has rocked the IPL, the BCCI swung into action as one of the suspended domestic players, Shalabh Srivastava, deposed before the Commission on Wednesday.
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IPL spot-fixing: How can an injured player fix matches, questions Shalabh
Stung by a sting operation by a news channel which has implicated him in the IPL spot-fixing scandal, Uttar Pradesh cricketer Shalabh Srivastav has claimed innocence saying that laid low by injury, he was not capable of manipulating matches and was only paying the price of opening up to strangers.
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IPL Spot-fixing: Official statement from N Srinivasan
Board of Control for Cricket in India's chief - N Srinivasan - took a grim view of the allegations of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League. This is the official statement from him and the Board after IPL's General Council meeting on the matter.
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Disturbed with IPL spot-fixing claims, BCCI vows to punish guilty
The BCCI on Tuesday termed the alleged spot-fixing scandal in the Indian Premier League and other domestic competitions as "disturbing" and said it would take strict action against those found guilty of indulging in corrupt practices.
