Match Fixing in the IPL
Lalit Modi has called for an investigation into the match played between the Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore.
Someone has brought to Modi's attention that the match might have been fixed, while the BCC! has brought to my attention that the match might have been fixed.
The amusing thing is that the reason explained in this article, for the match being potentially fixed, is that Brad Hodge was not playing and was sitting in one of the hospitality boxes.
What connection exactly does sitting in a hospitality box and match fixing have?
And while they're at it, i.e. investigating match fixing in the IPL, maybe they should pay some attention to last night's match as well - the one that Deccan Chargers lost to the Delhi Daredevils.
Well if scoring 52 runs of the final 4 overs to win a match cannot be achieved without some match fixing, then how can 7 wickets for 12 runs be?
And why stop there?
Investigate today's match as well.
Because it looked like some players of the Royal Challengers Bangalore had fixed the match and wanted to lose it.
While some of them pulled a Rashid Latif and snatched a victory from the Chennai Super Kings.
Go on, give the ACU, or whoever the anti-corruption lot are at the IPL, something to do.
Someone has brought to Modi's attention that the match might have been fixed, while the BCC! has brought to my attention that the match might have been fixed.
The amusing thing is that the reason explained in this article, for the match being potentially fixed, is that Brad Hodge was not playing and was sitting in one of the hospitality boxes.
What connection exactly does sitting in a hospitality box and match fixing have?
And while they're at it, i.e. investigating match fixing in the IPL, maybe they should pay some attention to last night's match as well - the one that Deccan Chargers lost to the Delhi Daredevils.
Well if scoring 52 runs of the final 4 overs to win a match cannot be achieved without some match fixing, then how can 7 wickets for 12 runs be?
And why stop there?
Investigate today's match as well.
Because it looked like some players of the Royal Challengers Bangalore had fixed the match and wanted to lose it.
While some of them pulled a Rashid Latif and snatched a victory from the Chennai Super Kings.
Go on, give the ACU, or whoever the anti-corruption lot are at the IPL, something to do.