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India pace bowler Mohamed Shami has been ruled out of the upcoming limited overs series against Australia due to a hamstring injury.
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India pace bowler Mohamed Shami has been ruled out of the upcoming limited overs series against Australia due to a hamstring injury.
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Sri Lanka’s sports ministry has told the country’s Financial Crimes Investigation Department (FCID) that batsman Kusal Perera and another player were allegedly approached to fix a match.
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England pace bowler Mark Wood has returned home and will visit a specialist to discuss what should be done to deal with the chronic ankle problems he is currently dealing with.
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Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns repeatedly denied being involved in match-fixing when he was asked a series of questions during his perjury trial at Southwark Crown Court.
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Steve Pearson, a close friend of Lou Vincent, told Southwark Crown Court that the former New Zealand batsman was desperate to confess his involvement in match-fixing.
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent told Southwark Crown Court in London that he was “under direct orders from Chris Cairns to get involved in fixing”.
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Disgraced Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria has requested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to help him pay the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) £249,000.
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Disgraced Kenya all-rounder Maurice Odumbe has insisted that he was never involved in match-fixing and “never stole anybody’s money”.
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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja has called on the International Cricket Council (ICC) to consider increasing the elbow flex limit from 15 degrees to “18 to 20 degrees.”
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England pace bowler Stuart Broad and wicketkeeper-batsman Matt Prior have both gone under the knife and will begin their rehabilitation programmes in due course.