Corruption

The Asif enigma

Unlike other Pakistani cricketers who have strayed, he has not been at pains to show penitence

25-Aug-2015•Ahmer Naqvi

IPL = Alibaba and the Forty Thieves?

Former India allrounder Kirti Azad questions the functioning of the IPL and BCCI in his piece for the DNA

22-Jun-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Pakistanis should stop crying fixing

The obsessive tendency to paint players as corrupt following every defeat has served to deflect attention from the team's real problems

05-Feb-2015•Hassan Cheema

Does Amir have an automatic right to be rehabilitated into cricket?

Wrong-doers must be given a second chance, but not necessarily in the same profession they let down

09-Jan-2015•Kamran Abbasi

Indian cricket on a downward spiral

Shiv Visvanathan, in Deccan Chronicle, explains how the troubles Indian cricket faces in recent times and the silence of reputed voices has left him jaded

01-Dec-2014

The cons of miking up players

Getting players to commentate on their strategies from the field could invite mischief and corruption

12-Nov-2014•Michael Jeh

'That's when my life changed'

In a five-part interview with NewstalkZB, Lou Vincent details how he got into fixing

02-Jul-2014

Cricket makes 'a fool of itself'

hloe Saltau, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, says the support Srinivasan has received from other ICC members does not improve the game's image when it comes to fighting corruption.

27-Jun-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

'All investigations till now are independent silos'

In an interview with the Week, former Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar shares his views on the fixing scandal of IPL 2013 and the ongoing probe led by Justice Mukul Mudgal

09-Jun-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Cricket's twin towers of evil

If the game's custodians are serious about stamping out fixing and chucking they must empower umpires and encourage respected players to speak out and share information about wrongdoing

08-Jun-2014•V Ramnarayan

Do fans care about fixing?

It is up to the fans to decide whether match-fixing matters, writes Telford Vice. He provides the examples of Hansie Cronje and Mohammad Azharuddin, and says that people "get the game they deserve"

27-May-2014

Harsha Bhogle, the storyteller

Harsha Bhogle discusses the early influences that shaped his commentary, censorship, unsavoury trysts on twitter and physical attributes in television presenting with the Hindu's Arun Venugopal

27-May-2014

BCCI should do better to restore fans' faith - Bhogle

Harsha Bhogle, in his column for Indian Express highlights the need for a long tournament like the IPL to be better vigilant against spot-fixing to ensure the fans' support remains

23-May-2014

The slap we knew would come

The news of widespread fixing in T20 cricket feels like a slap in the face even for those of us who had secretly thought that such days were in the offing

22-May-2014•Russell Jackson

The tragedy of fixing

Incidents that in a drama you'd reject as absurd you relish in sport because you know they actually happened. Until you stop believing that they actually happened

20-May-2014•Jonathan Wilson

I feel sad for cricket

The integrity of the game is taking a massive, but necessary, hit with the Lou Vincent revelations

19-May-2014•Paul Ford

Mudgal panel a welcome change

Pradeep Magazine, in the Hindustan Times, recalls an investigation into Indian cricketers that took place 17 years ago with regards to a similar kind of scandal that is presently cloaked over the IPL

03-May-2014

To thwart BCCI stalling

Suresh Menon, in Wisden India believes it is high time that professional investigative agencies stepped in and took control of the IPL spot-fixing scandal

23-Apr-2014

The conflicts of interest that hamper Gavaskar

Sandipan Deb, in the Mint, writes that Sunil Gavaskar can only maintain his personal authority in his role as the interim BCCI chief if he resolves his own conflict-of-interest issues

31-Mar-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Westfield speaks out

04-Mar-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

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