Chingoka believes the growing problem of racism must be tackled immediately
Long-standing Zimbabwe Cricket chairman Peter Chingoka believes racism still remains a major problem in international cricket today and added that in some cases it has actually become worse.
Nixon truly believes there was something suspicious about the match
First it was the India Pakistan semi-final match during the 2011 International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup and now it is the third ODI between the two arch-rivals that has got former England wicketkeeper Paul Nixon suspicious about whether the match was fixed or not.
Amir sees no reason as to why he cannot have a successful international comeback
Disgraced Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir has announced that he believes there is nothing stopping him from making a Marlon Samuels-like comeback to international cricket when his five-year ban is complete.
Johnson had no idea that some of the Sussex players were approached by a bookie
England county side Kent have announced that they had no idea some of the Sussex players were approached by a bookie in the lead up to their highly anticipated CB40 match in 2011.
Both Asif and Butt’s hearings are scheduled to take place next February
The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) have confirmed that disgraced Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Asif and batsman Salman Butt will appeal against their International Cricket Council (ICC) bans for match-fixing and the hearing is scheduled to take place next February.
Jayawardene stated that the ICC made all the decisions about the pitch conditions
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene has denied allegations that the Board for Cricket Control in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) deliberately prepared slow wickets in order for spin bowlers to gain an advantage over pace bowlers.
