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Mohammed Shami, Accused By Wife Of Assault, Now To Be Investigated For Corruption By BCCI's ACSU
The CoA has heard an audio recording of a telephonic conversation between Shami and his wife Hasin Jahan in which there is a mention of a certain Mohammad Bhai who has allegedly sent some money to the pacer through a Pakistani lady.
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Post Brendon McCullum Speech, ACSU Functioning Key Issue at ICC Meet
Brendon McCullum, while delivering the "MCC Spirit of Cricket" lecture, had criticised ICC ACSU officer's "casual approach" when he gave evidence of alleged corrupt practices by teammate Chris Cairns
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Former Top Cop Neeraj Kumar Appointed as the Advisor of BCCI's Anti-Corruption Unit
Former Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar has been appointed as the chief of BCCI's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) in place of Ravi Sawani.
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India in Australia: Angry Ishant Sharma Leaves Gabba Because of no Vegetarian Food
Ishant Sharma and Suresh Raina complained about the lack of vegetarian food at lunch on Day 3. They then proceeded outside the stadium premises to procure proper vegetarian food for themselves, accompanied by ICC's ACSU personnel and team director Ravi Shastri.
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India in England: Spectator Ejected During 2nd ODI for Alleged Bookie Links
According to a report in ESPNCricinfo quoting UK's weekly broadsheet 'Cricket Paper', Chris Watts, the chief of ECB's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACSU) confirmed that the stewards ejected a spectator for "breaching the ticket terms and conditions".
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Bangladesh Say ICC Let Fixed Matches Go Ahead
A report from a special tribunal set up by the Bangladesh board said the ICC's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) was aware beforehand that a match in the Bangladesh Premier League was going to be fixed but decided to keep organisers in the dark rather than alert them.
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'Devastated' International Cricket Council to Probe Match-Fixing Links
Last week, British newspapers published excerpts of confidential statements from former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent, who had earlier said he was co-operating with ICC's Anti-Corruption Security Unit (ACSU), and current captain Brendon McCullum in revealing key match-fixing details to the International Cricket Council.
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ICC Anti-Corruption Officer's Links With Indian Bookie Alleged
Dhaka-based TV channel Bangla Tribune on Tuesday released audio recording of a purported conversation between Dharamveer Singh Yadav, ICC ACSU's regional officer from India, and alleged bookie Atanu Dutta during the India-Pakistan encounter at the ICC World Twenty20 on March 21.
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ICC Confirms Review of Anti-Corruption Unit
ICC CEO Dave Richardson said time was right to carry out the review with the threat of corruption looming large though ACSU had performed its duties well.
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Harmeet Singh questioned by BCCI's ACSU chief Ravi Sawani
Sawani, who has been appointed by the BCCI as commissioner of inquiry to probe spot-fixing allegations involving Rajasthan Royals players, will submit his findings to the disciplinary committee which will send its recommendations to the working committee that will announce the final verdict.
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Mohammed Shami, Accused By Wife Of Assault, Now To Be Investigated For Corruption By BCCI's ACSU
The CoA has heard an audio recording of a telephonic conversation between Shami and his wife Hasin Jahan in which there is a mention of a certain Mohammad Bhai who has allegedly sent some money to the pacer through a Pakistani lady.
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Post Brendon McCullum Speech, ACSU Functioning Key Issue at ICC Meet
Brendon McCullum, while delivering the "MCC Spirit of Cricket" lecture, had criticised ICC ACSU officer's "casual approach" when he gave evidence of alleged corrupt practices by teammate Chris Cairns
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Former Top Cop Neeraj Kumar Appointed as the Advisor of BCCI's Anti-Corruption Unit
Former Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar has been appointed as the chief of BCCI's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) in place of Ravi Sawani.
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India in Australia: Angry Ishant Sharma Leaves Gabba Because of no Vegetarian Food
Ishant Sharma and Suresh Raina complained about the lack of vegetarian food at lunch on Day 3. They then proceeded outside the stadium premises to procure proper vegetarian food for themselves, accompanied by ICC's ACSU personnel and team director Ravi Shastri.
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India in England: Spectator Ejected During 2nd ODI for Alleged Bookie Links
According to a report in ESPNCricinfo quoting UK's weekly broadsheet 'Cricket Paper', Chris Watts, the chief of ECB's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACSU) confirmed that the stewards ejected a spectator for "breaching the ticket terms and conditions".
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Bangladesh Say ICC Let Fixed Matches Go Ahead
A report from a special tribunal set up by the Bangladesh board said the ICC's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) was aware beforehand that a match in the Bangladesh Premier League was going to be fixed but decided to keep organisers in the dark rather than alert them.
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'Devastated' International Cricket Council to Probe Match-Fixing Links
Last week, British newspapers published excerpts of confidential statements from former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent, who had earlier said he was co-operating with ICC's Anti-Corruption Security Unit (ACSU), and current captain Brendon McCullum in revealing key match-fixing details to the International Cricket Council.
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ICC Anti-Corruption Officer's Links With Indian Bookie Alleged
Dhaka-based TV channel Bangla Tribune on Tuesday released audio recording of a purported conversation between Dharamveer Singh Yadav, ICC ACSU's regional officer from India, and alleged bookie Atanu Dutta during the India-Pakistan encounter at the ICC World Twenty20 on March 21.
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ICC Confirms Review of Anti-Corruption Unit
ICC CEO Dave Richardson said time was right to carry out the review with the threat of corruption looming large though ACSU had performed its duties well.
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Harmeet Singh questioned by BCCI's ACSU chief Ravi Sawani
Sawani, who has been appointed by the BCCI as commissioner of inquiry to probe spot-fixing allegations involving Rajasthan Royals players, will submit his findings to the disciplinary committee which will send its recommendations to the working committee that will announce the final verdict.
