
Bookies have relied on 'gullible' players who've failed to make it big. More » 'Disillusioned' players on Police radar

A top bookie with close links to another bookmaker in the D-company said the guilty players are careful about not leaving a cash trail. More » ‘At least 12 more players guilty of spot-fixing’

Hyderabad enter the play-offs on the back of a nervous five-wicket win over Kolkata. More » Sunrisers draw the blinds on Bangalore's challenge

Rajasthan Royals will file a police complaint against its three players arrested for spot fixing while the BCCI set up a panel to probe the scandal, board president N. Srinivasan announced. More » Rajasthan to slap charges against players, BCCI sets up probe panel

James Anderson showed why it is so important for the hosts he remains fit for the Ashes with a first innings haul at Lord's of five for 47. More » Anderson confirms Ashes worth in Kiwi rout

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum insisted he still had faith in his batsmen after an "hour of madness" cost the team dear in a thumping first Test defeat at Lord's. More » McCullum backs batsmen after 'hour of madness'

One of the rooms was used by Sreesanth and the second one was used by his friend Jiju Janardhanan More » Both rooms booked by Sreesanth

Warriors avoid last-place finish with big win in last game. More » Pune banish Delhi to the bottom

Stuart Broad bowled England to victory in the first Test as New Zealand suffered a dramatic fourth-day collapse at Lord's on Sunday. More » Broad leads England rout of NZ

England captain Alastair Cook was satisfied with his team's performance after they beat New Zealand by 170 runs in a fluctuating first test at Lord's on Sunday. More » Cook happy with Eng's performance

[ROUND-UP] Srinivasan refuses to blame the IPL; Shukla promises strong punishments. More » Cash, laptop seized from Sreesanth's room

Australia opening batsman David Warner will face a disciplinary hearing for his Twitter outburst against two senior Australian cricket journalists. More » Warner to face disciplinary hearing

Spot-fixing Scandal: No decision on life ban yet, Royals to file case against tainted trio More » Srinivasan: We can’t control bookies

Man-of-the-match Stuart Broad routed New Zealand on Sunday but insisted "attack leader" James Anderson was the man behind a thumping England first Test win at Lord's. More » Broad salutes 'leader' Anderson

To say the least, I am shocked to learn that Sreesanth, my India teammate, is allegedly involved in the most heinous act that a sportsman can commit. More » Gambhir: Trio should be punished
New Delhi, May 19 (IANS) Three more people have been arrested in the Indian Premier League spot fixing case, Delhi Police said Sunday, taking the number of arrested to 18, including India fast bowler S. … More » Ex-Ranji player arrested for IPL scam

RCB prevail in curtailed, eight-over shootout at the Chinnaswamy. More » Bangalore hammer Chennai, stay alive

Tim Southee bowled the Kiwis back with a dramatic late burst on Saturday. More » Southee treble rocks England

Hyderabad, May 19 -- If the Indian T20 League were a drama, the Sunrisers Hyderabad would be its standout artist. For, at the start of the season, only the optimistic fan would have given the team a chance … More » Hyderabad's sun shining bright

The Indian pacer was lodged in the retiring room-cum-office chamber of slain inspector Badrish Dutt. More » Hell in a cell: tears, regret and no sleep

Dharamsala: Mahmood and Marsh power Punjab to 183/8 More » Farewell win for Gilly

If the life ban was a big stigma, it did not stick. More » Lesson from the sport's past

Sreesanth was paid Rs. 40 lakh to concede 13 runs in an over during the ongoing T20 League. More » Sreesanth wanted half in advance

The Delhi Daredevils and Australia batsman directed some foul-worded tweets to a journalist. More » Warner in trouble after Twitter rant

The England pacer completed 300 Test wickets on Friday. More » Heroes' praise too much for Anderson

The globe-trotting Azhar Mahmood has defied age. More » The Pakistani journeyman
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It needs more than BCCI's lip service to rid cricket of match-fixing. More » [VOX] Zero tolerance? Right!

Skipper Misbah top-scores with 83. More » Pakistan win Scotland warm-up

This music band and restaurant chain failed to take off. More » Sreesanth's business innings also failed

Sreesanth and Chavan admit to wrongdoing; Police to widen probe. More » Cops turn their focus on team owners

Big win over Royals keeps Sunrisers alive. More » Hyderabad remain on track

New Zealand 153/4 at the end of the second day. More » Anderson bowls England back into Test

Management of the controversy-hit franchise releases official statement. More » Royals' official stand

Hyderabad, May 17 -- By the time Sunrisers Hyderabad and Rajasthan Royals headed for practice on Thursday evening, dark clouds had gathered over the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Uppal. Apart from posing a rain … More » Post scandal, RR banking on Dravid

The problem with IPL cheats is their greed for money can never be satiated. More » It’s time for the closing ceremony

Reaction to the latest spot-fixing scandal in IPL which has left cricketing … More » Reaction: Black day for Indian cricket

Kings XI register seven-run win to stay alive. More » Punjab beat Delhi

Three Rajasthan Royals players have been arrested for their alleged involvement in spot-fixing scandal. Here's the list of cricketers were involved in compromising the integrity of the game. Take a … More » Cricket's hall of shame

Hyderabad, May 16 (IANS) Sunrisers Hyderabad will focus purely on winning the game against Rajasthan Royals Friday, without bothering about various calculations to reach the semifinals, chief coach Tom … More » Will focus purely on winning: Moody

The Delhi police revealed that specific on-field signals made by the three Rajasthan Royals players arrested for spot-fixing in the IPL, proved to be the clincher in establishing their connection to the … More » Signals from players gave them away