“In the ICC’s view, clear and compelling evidence of corruption by a number of individuals have not been taken into account properly”
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) and Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) will appeal against the verdicts given by the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) anti-corruption tribunal.
Vincent has been banned from “all forms of cricket”
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Disgraced New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has been banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) after he admitted to being involved in match-fixing and breaching the board’s anti-corruption regulations.
“In the dressing room another team official threatened me and said I should not tell anyone what happened”
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Sri Lanka batsman Kaushal Lokuarachchi has announced that he is going to appeal against the 18-month ban that was handed down to him by the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) anti-corruption tribunal.
“He will not be able to take part in any authorised cricketing activities anywhere in the world”
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Disgraced Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful has been banned for eight years by the Bangladesh Premier League’s (BPL) anti-corruption tribunal after admitting to being involved in match-fixing during the 2013 edition of the tournament.
“The tribunal holds that this deliberate choice made by ACSU is unfortunate and wrong”
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The Bangladesh Premier League’s (BPL) anti-corruption tribunal has announced that they are disgusted with the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Anti-Corruption and Security Unit’s (ACSU) decision to let a match that was thought to be fixed go ahead.
The charges were jointly administered by India, South Africa and Australia
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent is set to be charged with match-fixing offences under the anti-corruption code of the Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) tournament.
Vincent was charged with 14 offences
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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have charged former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent and ex-Pakistan A pace bowler Naveed Arif for match-fixing.
“We can confirm that Brendon is not under investigation by the ICC and his testimony has actually been applauded by them”
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New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have announced that captain Brendon McCullum is not under investigation by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for match-fixing.
Vincent allegedly admitted that he agreed to fix a county match for £40,000
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has reportedly identified 12 county matches that were fixed, according to the Daily Mail.
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“The committee concluded that there is insufficient evidence to support the allegation of unfair play”
The three-man committee created by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to investigate whether match-fixing had occurred during a Faysal Bank T20 Cup match between Sialkot Stallions and Karachi Dolphins on February 11, 2014, have announced that there is insufficient evidence to prove the match was fixed.
