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Poll Panel Writes To Rahul Gandhi On 'Match-Fixing', Gets No Reply: Sources
Rahul Gandhi has not yet replied to an Election Commission letter inviting him to discuss allegations that the 2024 Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly elections were rigged, sources told NDTV Tuesday.
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S Sreesanth Got Away Due To Lack Of Sports Law, Says Cop Who Arrested Him
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.
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MS Dhoni Files Contempt Plea Against Cop For Derogatory Remarks Against Judiciary
Cricketer M S Dhoni has moved the Madras High Court to initiate contempt proceedings and issue summons to IPS officer G Sampath Kumar for his alleged statements against the Supreme Court.
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Sanjeev Chawla, Accused In 2000 Match-Fixing Scandal, Extradited From UK
Sanjeev Chawla, a bookie accused in a match fixing scandal, has been extradited and brought to India nearly 20 years after the case was filed in 2000. This marks the first high-profile extradition of its kind under the India-UK Extradition Treaty, signed in 1992.
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UK Court Clears Extradition Of Match Fixing-Accused Sanjeev Chawla
Sanjeev Kumar Chawla, a bookie accused in the match fixing scandal of 2000 involving Hansie Cronje, the former South African captain, should be extradited, a UK court has ruled.
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World Tennis Has Been Ripe For Match-Fixing: Experts
Big financial incentives for gamblers, small tournaments of little consequence to top players and the ease of fixing the outcome of a one-on-one sport have helped turn world tennis into a haven for match-fixers, according to experts and industry insiders.
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Match-Fixing In Grand Slam Tennis Included Wimbeldon: Reports
Sixteen players ranked in the world top 50 over the last decade, including Grand Slam champions, have been suspected of being involved in match-fixing, it was alleged Sunday.
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Delhi Court to Hear Arguments in Match Fixing Case from January 18
A Delhi court has fixed January 18 next year for hearing arguments on framing of charges in the match-fixing scandal case of 2000 in which police has chargesheeted six persons, including former South African captain Hansie Cronje.
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Indian-Origin Singaporean Jailed for Fixing Football Match
An Indian-origin Singaporean has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for fixing a football league match by bribing referee and a national-level player of Indian-descent here, a media report said on Saturday.
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Match-Fixing in Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore, rated by prosecutors as a "criminal match-fixer extraordinaire" has been sentenced to four years in jail by a court here for conspiring to fix a football match during the Southeast Asian Games held in March this year.
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"Can't Romance Cousin Alia, It Would Be Awkward," Says Emraan Hashmi
Emraan Hashmi would love to team up with his talented cousin Alia, but is uncomfortable with the idea of romancing her on screen.
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United Kingdom Court Finds Two South Asian Men Guilty of Match-Fixing
Two men of South Asian origin were today found guilty of fixing matches in lower division leagues of English football.
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Rs 8 crore car robbery: now under investigation, the car owner, an alleged bookie
Investigations into an eight-crore car heist in south Delhi have turned on the man who was robbed, a businessman and an alleged bookie.
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How tiny Singapore became a big player in match-fixing
It's one of the world's smallest and wealthiest countries, but a deep gambling culture coupled with sheer entrepreneurial zeal has made Singapore a big player in global match-fixing.
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13 years later, a 2500-page chargesheet in match fixing scandal
13 years after the Delhi Police registered an FIR for match-fixing in 2000, the chargesheet in the case involving a few South African cricketers including its former captain Hansie Cronje, was finally filed today. The scandal is touted to be one of the biggest ever to have hit international cricket.
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Poll Panel Writes To Rahul Gandhi On 'Match-Fixing', Gets No Reply: Sources
Rahul Gandhi has not yet replied to an Election Commission letter inviting him to discuss allegations that the 2024 Maharashtra and Haryana Assembly elections were rigged, sources told NDTV Tuesday.
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S Sreesanth Got Away Due To Lack Of Sports Law, Says Cop Who Arrested Him
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.
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MS Dhoni Files Contempt Plea Against Cop For Derogatory Remarks Against Judiciary
Cricketer M S Dhoni has moved the Madras High Court to initiate contempt proceedings and issue summons to IPS officer G Sampath Kumar for his alleged statements against the Supreme Court.
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Sanjeev Chawla, Accused In 2000 Match-Fixing Scandal, Extradited From UK
Sanjeev Chawla, a bookie accused in a match fixing scandal, has been extradited and brought to India nearly 20 years after the case was filed in 2000. This marks the first high-profile extradition of its kind under the India-UK Extradition Treaty, signed in 1992.
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UK Court Clears Extradition Of Match Fixing-Accused Sanjeev Chawla
Sanjeev Kumar Chawla, a bookie accused in the match fixing scandal of 2000 involving Hansie Cronje, the former South African captain, should be extradited, a UK court has ruled.
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World Tennis Has Been Ripe For Match-Fixing: Experts
Big financial incentives for gamblers, small tournaments of little consequence to top players and the ease of fixing the outcome of a one-on-one sport have helped turn world tennis into a haven for match-fixers, according to experts and industry insiders.
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Match-Fixing In Grand Slam Tennis Included Wimbeldon: Reports
Sixteen players ranked in the world top 50 over the last decade, including Grand Slam champions, have been suspected of being involved in match-fixing, it was alleged Sunday.
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Delhi Court to Hear Arguments in Match Fixing Case from January 18
A Delhi court has fixed January 18 next year for hearing arguments on framing of charges in the match-fixing scandal case of 2000 in which police has chargesheeted six persons, including former South African captain Hansie Cronje.
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Indian-Origin Singaporean Jailed for Fixing Football Match
An Indian-origin Singaporean has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for fixing a football league match by bribing referee and a national-level player of Indian-descent here, a media report said on Saturday.
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Match-Fixing in Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore, rated by prosecutors as a "criminal match-fixer extraordinaire" has been sentenced to four years in jail by a court here for conspiring to fix a football match during the Southeast Asian Games held in March this year.
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"Can't Romance Cousin Alia, It Would Be Awkward," Says Emraan Hashmi
Emraan Hashmi would love to team up with his talented cousin Alia, but is uncomfortable with the idea of romancing her on screen.
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United Kingdom Court Finds Two South Asian Men Guilty of Match-Fixing
Two men of South Asian origin were today found guilty of fixing matches in lower division leagues of English football.
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Rs 8 crore car robbery: now under investigation, the car owner, an alleged bookie
Investigations into an eight-crore car heist in south Delhi have turned on the man who was robbed, a businessman and an alleged bookie.
-
How tiny Singapore became a big player in match-fixing
It's one of the world's smallest and wealthiest countries, but a deep gambling culture coupled with sheer entrepreneurial zeal has made Singapore a big player in global match-fixing.
-
13 years later, a 2500-page chargesheet in match fixing scandal
13 years after the Delhi Police registered an FIR for match-fixing in 2000, the chargesheet in the case involving a few South African cricketers including its former captain Hansie Cronje, was finally filed today. The scandal is touted to be one of the biggest ever to have hit international cricket.
