After a long time, IndiaTV News channel has been came into a highlight. IndiaTV's sting operation about fixing in IPL5. "Ye to hona hi tha" mixing of glamour and money results in fixing.After seeing a lot Of Scams in our country, the (some)Cricketers (which considers as an angel of cricket religion by the cricket lovers) also indulge themselves in this Fixing mud.
The five players caught on
camera include Team Hyderabad pacer T Sudhindra, formerly of the rebel
ICL, who is shown confessing to having bowled a no-ball in a domestic
game at the TV channel's insistence and boasting that spot-fixing, could
be done at any level of Indian cricket, including IPL.
Spot-fixing is common but the rates differ according to the standard of the game, the player apparently insisted. Sudhindra was also shown as saying that franchisees were gifting players cars and flats since the IPL had capped remunerations for first-class players. The three youngsters TP Sudhindra, Shalabh Srivastava and Mohnish Mishra have been caught in a sting operation on spot-fixing and other sorts of Involvement with bookies in the ongoing IPL conducted by a Hindi news channel INDIA TV.
Team Punjab's left-arm pacer Shalabh Shrivastava is another former ICL player apparently caught on camera. He apparently said that franchisees, hampered by the Rs 30 lakh cap on domestic players, were paying some players an additional Rs 70 lakh in black money.
He is also seen demanding Rs 10 lakh per no-ball for the IPL and claiming women were being used to befriend players before cajoling them into fixing games. Shrivastava added that "two or three" out of 10 players were vulnerable and that "everyone got offers".
Mohnish Mishra's conversation with IndiaTV's reporter are as follows:
The sting operation quoted him as saying, “franchisees pay black money to us players. Pune gave me Rs 1.5 crore, out of which Rs 1.2 crore was black money.”
The Transcript of what had happened is given Below:
Sudhindra: I hope this will be for one match only.
Reporter: You will have to do this for only one in 15 to 20 matches.
Sudhindra: No problem.
Reporter: It could be a match at any level.
Sudhindra: Okay.
Reporter: Whether it is the IPL, Ranji Trophy or Indore Premier League.
Sudhindra: Okay.
Reporter: We are not asking you to fix the entire match but only a spot. Are you okay with spot-fixing?
Sudhindra: Okay.
Reporter: I’ll give you Rs. 5,000. What is your price?
Sudhindra: For that tournament, Rs. 40,000.
Reporter: Rs. 40,000 for one ball – be it a no-ball, wide or bouncer.
The BCCI is likely to suspend T Sudhindra and Shalabh Shrivastava from all forms of cricket.
The strong action to suspend Mohnish Mishra, Shalabh Srivastava, T P Sudhindra, Amit Yadav and Abhinav Bali was taken after a lengthy tele-conference of top BCCI officials and members of the IPL's Governing Council.
The BCCI decided to conduct a preliminary inquiry into the incident by Ravi Sawani, the former chief of the ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit who is now heading the BCCI's newly set-up Anti-Corruption Unit.
(As by PTI.)
The question is arise
Why this youngster needs to do such fixing?????
Spot-fixing is common but the rates differ according to the standard of the game, the player apparently insisted. Sudhindra was also shown as saying that franchisees were gifting players cars and flats since the IPL had capped remunerations for first-class players. The three youngsters TP Sudhindra, Shalabh Srivastava and Mohnish Mishra have been caught in a sting operation on spot-fixing and other sorts of Involvement with bookies in the ongoing IPL conducted by a Hindi news channel INDIA TV.
Team Punjab's left-arm pacer Shalabh Shrivastava is another former ICL player apparently caught on camera. He apparently said that franchisees, hampered by the Rs 30 lakh cap on domestic players, were paying some players an additional Rs 70 lakh in black money.
He is also seen demanding Rs 10 lakh per no-ball for the IPL and claiming women were being used to befriend players before cajoling them into fixing games. Shrivastava added that "two or three" out of 10 players were vulnerable and that "everyone got offers".
Mohnish Mishra's conversation with IndiaTV's reporter are as follows:
The sting operation quoted him as saying, “franchisees pay black money to us players. Pune gave me Rs 1.5 crore, out of which Rs 1.2 crore was black money.”
The Transcript of what had happened is given Below:
Sudhindra: I hope this will be for one match only.
Reporter: You will have to do this for only one in 15 to 20 matches.
Sudhindra: No problem.
Reporter: It could be a match at any level.
Sudhindra: Okay.
Reporter: Whether it is the IPL, Ranji Trophy or Indore Premier League.
Sudhindra: Okay.
Reporter: We are not asking you to fix the entire match but only a spot. Are you okay with spot-fixing?
Sudhindra: Okay.
Reporter: I’ll give you Rs. 5,000. What is your price?
Sudhindra: For that tournament, Rs. 40,000.
Reporter: Rs. 40,000 for one ball – be it a no-ball, wide or bouncer.
The strong action to suspend Mohnish Mishra, Shalabh Srivastava, T P Sudhindra, Amit Yadav and Abhinav Bali was taken after a lengthy tele-conference of top BCCI officials and members of the IPL's Governing Council.
The BCCI decided to conduct a preliminary inquiry into the incident by Ravi Sawani, the former chief of the ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit who is now heading the BCCI's newly set-up Anti-Corruption Unit.
(As by PTI.)
The question is arise
Why this youngster needs to do such fixing?????
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