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No talk of any ban, Sreesanth says after meeting BCCI disciplinary committee
Former Test pacer Sreesanth is among four charged with spot-fixing Indian Premier League 2013 matches and could even face a life ban.
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S. Sreesanth fixed matches, Amit Singh the bad apple, says Ravi Sawani's report
The probe panel report submitted by Anti-Corruption Unit chief Ravi Sawani to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) disciplinary committee.
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IPL spot-fixing: S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila, Ankeet Chavan, Amit Singh found guilty in report
BCCI disciplinary committee to hear players today. Life bans ranging from five years to life have been proposed by Board's Anti-Corruption Unit chief Ravi Sawani.
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IPL spot-fixing: Plot thickens, BCCI meet on Sunday
The police had alleged Sreesanth promised bookies to concede at least 14 runs in his second over against Kings XI Punjab on May 9 in exchange for Rs 40 lakh. The police claimed Sreesanth flagged the over for the bookies' benefit by tucking a towel in his trousers.
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BCCI suspends Amit Singh, after cops say he was used by bookies to fix deals
Gujarat's Ranji Trophy pacer Amit Singh was nabbed by the police in the spot-fixing scandal that rocked the Indian Premier League. Singh had made his IPL debut in 2009 under Shane Warne's captaincy
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Bookies used Rajasthan Royals' pacer Amit Singh to fix deals, say cops
Gujarat's Ranji Trophy pacer Amit Singh was nabbed by the police in the spot-fixing scandal that rocked the Indian Premier League. Singh had made his IPL debut in 2009 under Shane Warne's captaincy
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Amit Singh reported for suspect action
Amit Singh became the 2nd cricketer in the on-going IPL to be reported for suspect bowling action after his match-winning effort of 4/19 against Bangalore.