Asad Rauf

During a recent interview, Asad Rauf, who umpired in 170 games from 2000 to 2013, said that he is no more interested in cricket

Pakistan umpire Asad Rauf said Board of Control For Cricket in India's decision to ban him for five years was wrong

Asad Rauf was accused of accepting expensive gifts from bookies besides placing bets on IPL matches in the 2013 edition.

Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf is being investigated by the BCCI and Mumbai police for his involvement in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing case. Rauf has denied the allegations but has not come to India so far to present his case.

Top officers of the Mumbai Police today made a presentation before the Supreme Court-appointed IPL probe panel.

Rauf has been named as a 'wanted accused' in the IPL corruption case chargesheet filed by the Mumbai police. The umpire is alleged to have placed bets through bookies on certain IPL matches he officiated and in return received 'gifts', including jewellery and clothing.

Pakistan Cricket Board legal advisor says there is no mechanism to force Asad Rauf to go to Mumbai in case summons are issued to him. Rauf has been named in the Mumbai Police chargesheet for his alleged involvement in match-fixing and betting.

Rauf also said he would explain his stand to ICC's Anti-corruption unit.

Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf has also been named in the chargesheet. The hearing is scheduled for 21st November.

The Bombay High Court today rejected the anticipatory bail plea of two bookies from Jaipur who are accused of conspiring with film actor Vindoo Dara Singh and Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf for placing bets in IPL T20 series.

The police claim Rauf provided strategy details to Chennai Super Kings' Gurunath Meiyappan, against whom, a chargesheet too will be filed.

The 57-year-old, who was dropped from the ICC elite panel in June, officiated in 48 Tests, 98 ODIs and 23 T20 matches as an international umpire.

Asad Rauf, who was a member of the ICC elite panel of umpires, became a controversial figure during the Indian Premier League when he was named in a Mumbai police investigation into spot-fixing in the league.

Rauf, who is being probed for allegedly taking expensive gifts from suspected bookies, and Bowden have been replaced by former Test cricketers Richard Illingworth and Paul Reiffel.

Siddharth Trivedi, a Rajasthan Royals bowler, has deposed as a prosecution witness in the IPL spot-fixing case being probed by the Delhi Police, sources have said. He recorded his statements in a Delhi court today.

During a recent interview, Asad Rauf, who umpired in 170 games from 2000 to 2013, said that he is no more interested in cricket

Pakistan umpire Asad Rauf said Board of Control For Cricket in India's decision to ban him for five years was wrong

Asad Rauf was accused of accepting expensive gifts from bookies besides placing bets on IPL matches in the 2013 edition.

Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf is being investigated by the BCCI and Mumbai police for his involvement in the 2013 IPL spot-fixing case. Rauf has denied the allegations but has not come to India so far to present his case.

Top officers of the Mumbai Police today made a presentation before the Supreme Court-appointed IPL probe panel.

Rauf has been named as a 'wanted accused' in the IPL corruption case chargesheet filed by the Mumbai police. The umpire is alleged to have placed bets through bookies on certain IPL matches he officiated and in return received 'gifts', including jewellery and clothing.

Pakistan Cricket Board legal advisor says there is no mechanism to force Asad Rauf to go to Mumbai in case summons are issued to him. Rauf has been named in the Mumbai Police chargesheet for his alleged involvement in match-fixing and betting.

Rauf also said he would explain his stand to ICC's Anti-corruption unit.

Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf has also been named in the chargesheet. The hearing is scheduled for 21st November.

The Bombay High Court today rejected the anticipatory bail plea of two bookies from Jaipur who are accused of conspiring with film actor Vindoo Dara Singh and Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf for placing bets in IPL T20 series.

The police claim Rauf provided strategy details to Chennai Super Kings' Gurunath Meiyappan, against whom, a chargesheet too will be filed.

The 57-year-old, who was dropped from the ICC elite panel in June, officiated in 48 Tests, 98 ODIs and 23 T20 matches as an international umpire.

Asad Rauf, who was a member of the ICC elite panel of umpires, became a controversial figure during the Indian Premier League when he was named in a Mumbai police investigation into spot-fixing in the league.

Rauf, who is being probed for allegedly taking expensive gifts from suspected bookies, and Bowden have been replaced by former Test cricketers Richard Illingworth and Paul Reiffel.

Siddharth Trivedi, a Rajasthan Royals bowler, has deposed as a prosecution witness in the IPL spot-fixing case being probed by the Delhi Police, sources have said. He recorded his statements in a Delhi court today.