Corruption

IPL clean-up needs hard evidence

Writing in the Hindustan Times, Kadambari Murali Wade, the former editor of Sports Illustrated India shares her experience of meeting with the Mudgal Committee that was probing the spot-fixing and corruption charges in IPL 2013

12-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Keep calm and trust the Indian judicial system

Nirmal Shekar, writing for the Hindu, questions if the BCCi was right to have imposed a life ban on Sreesanth without waiting to hear the verdict from the Patiala House Court

15-Sep-2013

Fighting corruption? Look to American sport

The stats, the graphics, the jargon - can any honest-to-god fixer cope with it all?

03-Sep-2013•Sidin Vadukut

BCCI must recognise public sentiment

In his column for the Mint, Ayaz Menon says that even as legalities and rules fall in a grey area, taking cognizance of public sentiment is an important step for the BCCI, if it has to assure the public that it stands for the benefit of the game.

01-Aug-2013

BCCI and the pervasive stench of corruption

In Caravan magazine, Prem Panicker comments on the culture of a 'moral safe-house' within the BCCI, a result of the fact that the board has done little to guard itself against corruption.

02-Jul-2013

Three heartwarming stories of redemption

Sreesanth, Warner and Amir remind us of why we love this sport

02-Jul-2013•Andrew Hughes

How education can prevent corruption in sports

Cricket is an easy target for illegal practices, and a lot of that is to do with how much of the game there is these days

05-Jun-2013•Michael Jeh

The honorary son-in-law

This week we look at how painful it is to have relatives, and to be an IPL franchise, but how great it is to be an Australian female cricketer right now

25-May-2013•Jarrod Kimber

The IPL needs a scrub down

In the Indian Express, Shekhar Gupta says the BCCI must make a choice about how it wants to govern the IPL and open itself up to more scrutiny

25-May-2013

Hot button cricket talk

Gideon Haigh joins Jarrod Kimber to discuss the ACC report, betting, drugs and TV deals

22-Mar-2013•Jarrod Kimber

Cricket washed down with Australia's mess?

With the critical report published into Australian sport, Michael Jeh looks at how relevant the 10 points are to cricket

02-Mar-2013•Michael Jeh

Can technology keep umpiring clean?

The sting operation on the umpires show that the problem of match-fixing is not just limited to the players

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Why the inconsistency in punishment?

Mike Selvey, in the Guardian , questions the lack of consistency in the penalties handed down to Salman Butt and Danish Kaneria

25-Feb-2013•Siddhartha Talya

Everyone is susceptible

The Mervyn Westfield case proves that the spot-fixing malaise is not restricted to players from any particular country, writes Vic Marks in the Guardian

25-Feb-2013•Nitin Sundar

Jail isn't the answer

The convictions of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif, and Mohammad Amir are no surprise, and their incarceration is nothing unexpected

25-Feb-2013•Kamran Abbasi

'ICC must take decisive action' - Condon

Sir Paul Condon, in the Daily Telegraph , says the ICC should also consider punishing national boards if their players have been found guilty of being involved in corruption.

25-Feb-2013•Siddhartha Talya

'Cricket failing to save the kid'

James Lawton, in the Independent , says that while member boards or the ICC may not have done enough to eradicate corruption in cricket, the sport should have someone to meet Mohammad Amir and tell him he can still make use of his gifts upon his

25-Feb-2013•Siddhartha Talya

The numbing scale of Butt's betrayal

In the Sydney Morning Herald , Peter Roebuck writes: "Never forget that at the time of his criminal activities Salman Butt was captaining his country

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

A deterrent, nothing more

I didn't know how I'd feel, a voyeur at the prosecution of Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif? There was no thrill at being party to historic events, only sadness, regret

25-Feb-2013•Kamran Abbasi

Jail, a daunting deterrent

"Three cricketers have been pursued for corruption

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

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