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Customs investigators have made three more arrests in connection with the Pakistan spot-fixing investigation, according to Sky News

Three more arrests in fixing investigation

The 2010 Champions League Twenty20 in South Africa will be a success but there are challenges to build its popularity, the tournament's CEO Sundar Raman has said

Champions League Twenty20 has challenges - Sundar Raman

Scotland have reversed their decision to tour Zimbabwe for an Intercontinental Cup fixture in October, following advice from the Scottish government and ministers against visiting the country

Scotland reverse decision to tour Zimbabwe

Speculation that the ICC and ECB have asked the PCB to drop the tainted players could mean that the PCB may choose to neither suspend nor select the four

Cloud over players gives Pakistan selection problem

South Africa's AB de Villiers has displaced MS Dhoni as the top ODI batsman in the world according to the latest ICC ratings

de Villiers displaces Dhoni as No. 1 ODI batsman

Shane Watson, who reported two approaches by an illegal bookmaker in England last year, said he was in "complete shock" at the allegations levelled at Pakistan

Bookie approached Shane Watson twice

Chris Rogers, the Australian batsman, will not return to Derbyshire in 2011 after accepting an offer from Middlesex

Rogers leaving Derbyshire to join Middlesex

John Dyson, the former West Indies and Sri Lanka coach, has replaced Brian Taber as New South Wales' chairman of selectors

John Dyson appointed NSW selection chairman

Haroon Lorgat, the ICC chief executive, has promised "prompt and decisive" action if any players are found guilty of spot fixing

Lorgat promises strong action against fixers

The damaging contractual dispute between Cricket Kenya and the national squad appears to have been resolved, and it was announced on Monday that an agreement had been reached over new contracts

Kenya's contractual dispute resolved

Younis Khan, the former Pakistan captain, was one of few players from the national squad who did not sign with UK-based agent Azhar Majeed during the 2006 tour.

Younis Khan not linked to Majeed brothers

An allocation of $65 million for grassroots funding is one of the salient features of an eight-year agreement between the New Zealand board, the players association and the six major domestic associations

New Zealand Cricket creates IPL window for players

Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has said he is concerned about the long-term repercussions the match-fixing crisis could have on the country's cricketing establishment

Imran wants harsh punishment as deterrent

Australia captain Ricky Ponting has said his team's performance in last year's Sydney Test would be tarnished if the match-fixing allegations are true

Fixing allegations could taint Sydney win - Ponting

Mazhar Majeed, the man at the centre of the spot-fixing scandal, has been released on bail without charge by Scotland Yard but will be questioned further at a later date

Mazhar Majeed released on bail

The BCCI and suspended IPL chairman Lalit Modi will each have the opportunity to present witnesses over the course of six future hearings scheduled by the board's disciplinary committee at its meeting in New Delhi on Sunday

Modi hearings to be held in September

Rudi Koertzen has said the Australian players were quite a handful to officiate, singling out former fast bowler Glenn McGrath

'McGrath always moaned and whinged' - Koertzen

Ireland batsman Paul Stirling is hopeful that his side can still defend their Intercontinental Cup title ahead of the game against Canada

Ireland still hopeful of Intercontinental Cup success

India have been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate during their defeat to Sri Lanka in the tri-series final in Dambulla on Saturday

India fined for slow over-rate