Ipl Spot-fixing

Stakeholders showed a distinct lack of seriousness in bringing a law against corruption in Indian sports, a reason why S Sreesanth got away despite strong evidence of spot-fixing against him in the 2013 IPL, former Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar.

In 2013, Ankeet Chavan was arrested by the Delhi police alongside Ajit Chandila and S Sreesanth on charges of spot-fixing during IPL's sixth edition.

Left-arm spinner Ankeet Chavan has requested the BCCI to issue his ban revocation letter which would allow him to return to competitive cricket.

The BCCI had banned Sreesanth, who is now 36, for life in August 2013 along with his Rajasthan Royals teammates Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan for alleged spot-fixing in the IPL that year.

The high court had on November 18, 2015, issued notices to all the 36 respondents, who were discharged in the case.

Defending champions Chennai Super Kings will take on Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League 2019 opener.

S Sreesanth was allegedly involved in the 2013 Indian Premier League (IPL) spot-fixing scandal.

Sreesanth has challenged in top court the decision of a division bench of Kerala High Court which had restored the life ban imposed on him by BCCI.

Former IPS officer BB Misra said that he couldn't complete investigations into the alleged player-bookie nexus due to "lack of evidence".

The bench told BCCI that S Sreesanth has been exonerated by a criminal court in the sensational IPL spot-fixing case of 2013.

Harbhajan Singh, who was captaining Mumbai Indians in 2008, had slapped Sreesanth after a match against Kings XI Punjab.

The Delhi Police had arrested Indian pacer Sreesanth and other two cricketers Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan on charges of spot fixing during IPL in 2013.

Himanshu Roy, a senior Maharashtra police officer involved in many high-profile investigations, committed suicide by shooting himself at his home in Mumbai on Friday. He was battling cancer and had been depressed, say colleagues. The police have found a suicide note.

IPL Auction 2018: Spot-fixing was the biggest scandal to hit the Indian Premier League, which resulted in Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals being banned for two years each.

The former India fast bowler was questioning the board's zero-tolerance policy about corruption in cricket.

Stakeholders showed a distinct lack of seriousness in bringing a law against corruption in Indian sports, a reason why S Sreesanth got away despite strong evidence of spot-fixing against him in the 2013 IPL, former Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar.

In 2013, Ankeet Chavan was arrested by the Delhi police alongside Ajit Chandila and S Sreesanth on charges of spot-fixing during IPL's sixth edition.

Left-arm spinner Ankeet Chavan has requested the BCCI to issue his ban revocation letter which would allow him to return to competitive cricket.

The BCCI had banned Sreesanth, who is now 36, for life in August 2013 along with his Rajasthan Royals teammates Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan for alleged spot-fixing in the IPL that year.

The high court had on November 18, 2015, issued notices to all the 36 respondents, who were discharged in the case.

Defending champions Chennai Super Kings will take on Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League 2019 opener.

S Sreesanth was allegedly involved in the 2013 Indian Premier League (IPL) spot-fixing scandal.

Sreesanth has challenged in top court the decision of a division bench of Kerala High Court which had restored the life ban imposed on him by BCCI.

Former IPS officer BB Misra said that he couldn't complete investigations into the alleged player-bookie nexus due to "lack of evidence".

The bench told BCCI that S Sreesanth has been exonerated by a criminal court in the sensational IPL spot-fixing case of 2013.

Harbhajan Singh, who was captaining Mumbai Indians in 2008, had slapped Sreesanth after a match against Kings XI Punjab.

The Delhi Police had arrested Indian pacer Sreesanth and other two cricketers Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan on charges of spot fixing during IPL in 2013.

Himanshu Roy, a senior Maharashtra police officer involved in many high-profile investigations, committed suicide by shooting himself at his home in Mumbai on Friday. He was battling cancer and had been depressed, say colleagues. The police have found a suicide note.

IPL Auction 2018: Spot-fixing was the biggest scandal to hit the Indian Premier League, which resulted in Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals being banned for two years each.

The former India fast bowler was questioning the board's zero-tolerance policy about corruption in cricket.