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ICC Reveals Its Findings on Al Jazeera's Match Fixing Claims - Vimarsana News

ICC Reveals Its Findings on Al Jazeera's Match Fixing Claims

The ICC has concluded its investigation into the ‘Cricket’s Match Fixers’ documentary by Al Jazeera on 27 May 2018. No charges will be bought under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code against any of the five Participants to the Code who featured in the program due to insufficient credible and reliable evidence. ALSO READ The comprehensive investigation focused on three main areas: the claims made by the program, the suspects who were part of it, and how the program gathered evidence. The program alleged that two matches were fixed including India v England in Chennai in 2016 and India v Austra...

ICC: India's Tests against England, Australia were not fixed | Cricket News - Vimarsana News

ICC: India's Tests against England, Australia were not fixed | Cricket News

India recorded an innings and 75 runs victory over England in Chennai Test in 2016. (TOI Photo) DUBAI: The ICC on Monday dismissed claims made by news channel Al Jazeera that India's Test matches against England (2016) and Australia (2017) were fixed, saying the passages of play identified as fixed were entirely predictable, and therefore "implausible as a fix". Al Jazeera in a documentary -- 'Cricket's Match Fixers' -- released in 2018 had claimed that India's game against England in Chennai in 2016 and the one against Australia in 2017 in Ranchi were fixed. The International Cricket Counc...

Kamran Akmal Wants Babar Azam to Select His Cousin for National Team - Vimarsana News

Kamran Akmal Wants Babar Azam to Select His Cousin for National Team

Kamran Akmal Wants Babar Azam to Select His Cousin for National Team ALSO READ Kamran believes that Umar is the best available option for Pakistan in the T20Is, and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) should work to reintegrate Umar back into the national setup. Kamran said that Umar has already served his punishment for failing to report corrupt advances to the ICC anti-corruption board, and PCB should start his rehabilitation process sooner rather than later. “Umar Akmal can also be selected, his case and punishment is now out of the way as well. We need to quickly start his rehab rather than de...

Ex-Sri Lanka Test player gets six-year ban for match-fixing - Vimarsana News

Ex-Sri Lanka Test player gets six-year ban for match-fixing

Sports April 29, 2021 COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s former Test cricketer and bowling coach Nuwan Zoysa was banned for six years on Wednesday by the International Cricket Council for match-fixing during a T10 tournament in the United Arab Emirates. The ban on the 42-year-old is backdated to October 2018 when he was suspended pending an investigation into his conduct at the inaugural Sharjah tournament in 2017. “Contriving to fix a game betrays the basis of sporting principles,” the ICC’s anti-corruption chief Alex Marshall said. “It will not be tolerated in our sport. “In his role as a na...

Nuwan Zoysa banned for six years under ICC Anti-Corruption Code - Vimarsana News

Nuwan Zoysa banned for six years under ICC Anti-Corruption Code

Nuwan Zoysa banned for six years under ICC Anti-Corruption Code The ban for Zoysa is backdated to October 31, 2018, when he was provisionally suspended By ANI|   Posted by Sakina Fatima  |   Published: 28th April 2021 2:10 pm IST Former Sri Lanka pacer Nuwan Zoysa (Photo/ ICC Media Twitter) Dubai: Former Sri Lanka pacer Nuwan Zoysa was on Wednesday handed a six-year ban from all cricket after he was found guilty of breaching the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. The ban for Zoysa is backdated to October 31, 2018, when he was provisionally suspended. As previously advised, following full hearing...

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