Fixing

Dismissed: BCCI slaps five-year ban on Pakistan umpire Asad Rauf for alleged corruption

Asad Rauf, who was part of the ICC’s Elite Panel and officiated in Test matches, was accused of accepting expensive gifts from bookies besides placing bets on IPL matches in the 2013 edition

Tennis under the scanner again: Two umpires banned for gambling, but ITF kept it secret, reveals report

The banned umpires took money to manipulate live scores during tennis matches, according to a report in Guardian

Another cricket scandal: Hong Kong player charged and suspended for not reporting fixing approach

Hong Kong international Irfan Ahmed has been charged and provisionally suspended for failing to report an alleged fixing approach, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said.

Bravo and the Rs 20 crore bribe: The convenient opaqueness of the ICC's anti-corruption unit

In the case of Raina, Jadeja and Bravo, we have absolutely no idea how the ICC went about proving their innocence.

BCCI could appoint former Delhi top cop Neeraj Kumar as ACSU head

Next week there is a BCCI working committee meeting, where the proposal to appoint Kumar would be mooted.

Rajasthan Royals player offered money to fix IPL match by Ranji teammate : Report

The RR player initially thought that the Ranji teammate was joking but it was only when the latter brought out the money factor, the RR player realised that it was a serious approach and decided to report the incident.

Standing with Sarita Devi: We're not victims but sore losers

Frankly answer this: how many of us actually watched Sarita fight against Jina Park in the semifinal?

Former New Zealand all-rounder Cairns charged with perjury

The charges stem from a 2012 libel action Cairns brought against Lalit Modi, the former boss of the Indian Premier League.

Beyond BCCI and IPL: Should a man like Srinivasan run the ICC?

The apex court on Tuesday said that for a fair investigation into the allegations of betting in the IPL, BCCI president N Srinivasan has to step down.

Ghana match-fixing claims threaten to cast a shadow over World Cup

The Ghana Football Association has been accused of entering into an agreement to fix international friendlies together with an agent registered with FIFA and an official involved in overseeing the country’s under-20 team.