Union Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha told Rajya Sabha members during question hour on Tuesday that the income tax authorities were probing the documents seized during the nationwide raids on players, officials and bookies on July 20- 21

Like companies announcing their periodical results, today is exactly four months since match-fixing in the game was first stumbled upon and later unearthed by the Delhi Police

The recently submitted 'Vision report' to the Sports Ministry has already been criticised for lack of vision on the part of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)

For the first time since the match-fixing scandal broke, three officials of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) were questioned by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday

The stage was set for a confrontation between the Government and the officials of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) just before the crucial meeting in New Delhi on August 1

There is still a glimmer of hope for players whose names have been making the rounds in the match-fixing allegations if one goes by the statement made by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president AC Muthiah

It's curtains to the darkest week in Indian cricket with the end of the first round of raids conducted by the income-tax department on cricketers and officials

ICC panel umpire S Venkataraghavan has said that the basic action of Australian fast bowler Brett Lee was fine except for one or two deliveries

From being players alone, Indian cricketers were transformed into those who could sway their hips, giving the Bollywood stars a run for their money

India has decided to pull out of the ten-nation ICC under-17 tournament to be played in Karachi from July 15 to 25

After the players, officials, government and the investigating agency, it's now the turn of cricket fans to corner the headlines

"I haven't committed a crime

Things were not exactly low-key on the match fixing front on Tuesday but the Central Bureau of Investigation for once, hogged the headlines

Even as the seesaw battle between officials, players and politicians continues to hog the headlines in the match fixing scandal, three prominent names surfaced on Sunday

If the players don't hog the headlines in the match fixing case, the officials do

Three months have passed since the match-fixing controversy first broke out on April 7

India will play a triangular tournament in Bangladesh in November with the third country yet to be identified

Predictably enough, there was has been widespread criticism of Brig

In the past few days, things were palpably quiet on the match fixing front

An Irish proverb says "A good denial, the best point in law." This is true with every person who has been interrogated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in connection with the match-fixing scandal