Corruption

More shame for the nameless

Wisden's withdrawn accolade to the unnamed Pakistan cricketer has heavy symbolism of its own: a memorial to the identified and unidentified cricketers who have brought dishonour to the game of cricket

25-Feb-2013•Kamran Abbasi

Two, not three cheers, after the verdict

Can cricket afford to gloat at itself after the spot-fixing verdict

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

End of grief

Denial, anger, bargaining, sadness, and acceptance: the five stages of the grief reaction that Pakistan fans have experienced over the spot-fixing controversy

25-Feb-2013•Kamran Abbasi

What the spot-fixing verdict cost cricket

Insufficient

25-Feb-2013•Nitin Sundar

Where are the life bans?

Robert Craddock in the Courier-Mail wonders, in the aftermath of the Pakistan trio being handed bans ranging from five to ten years, what a player would have to do to earn a life ban.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Justice is best delayed

Pakistan's ex-cricketers are lining up to condemn a delay in the spot-fixing verdict. Zaheer Abbas, Asif Iqbal, Rashid Latif, and Sarfraz Nawaz have all joined the chorus

25-Feb-2013•Kamran Abbasi

Forsaken trio face toughest test

In the middle of last year, three men held the future of Pakistan cricket in their hands. A young captain in command of possibly the most compelling new-ball partnership in world cricket

25-Feb-2013•Kamran Abbasi

Tough times for cricket's newest generation

Sriram Dayanand writes in Yahoo about the impact the latest scandal is having on cricket's youngest generation - players and followers alike.

25-Feb-2013•Nitin Sundar

Back the whistle blower

"The whistle blower in sport has to be a brave man

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

The dangers of trial-by-media

Before the sting that allegedly exposed three Pakistan players for spot-fixing, the News of the World carried out a sting on then world snooker champion John Higgins that appeared to catch him accepting money to fix the results of specific frames

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

Spot fixing and cricket

Every cricket-related betting or fixing scandal over the past decade has been different; it is not the same story being repeated over and over again, writes Ashok Malik on Yahoo

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Tale of the sting

The News of the World sting has turned the cricketing world upside down and made match fixing topic du jour once again

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

A plea for clemency

If ever the players who have given statements to police are found guilty in court or by cricket authorities, I hope that the following is taken into account in the case of Mohammad Amir

25-Feb-2013•Nitin Sundar

‘We didn’t suspect anything’ - Ponting

Ricky Ponting, writing in the Australian , outlines Australia’s philosophy of trying to win every game.

25-Feb-2013•Peter English

Cricket must put its house in order fast

The British press has expressed shock, disappointment, anger and a sense of betrayal over the Pakistan spot-fixing allegations

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

A need for vigilance

Variety betting is extremely big business and no sport offers a greater range of options in that particular field than cricket, whether it be the number of runs scored in a session or how many chocolate cakes will be delivered to the BBC commentary

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Spotting spot-fixing is harder in Twenty20

It is not yet clear if anything will come of the allegations of so-called "spot-fixing" against a pair of Essex cricketers

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

An old menace rears its head again

If Essex players are found guilty of any wrong-doing, the implications for English cricket would be huge and financially disastrous, writes Scyld Berry in the Sunday Telegraph .

25-Feb-2013•Cricinfo

Don't bet against it

The match-fixing scandal at the turn of the decade led to the downfall of Hansie Cronje and Mohammad Azharuddin, among others, and brought home to officials and the public just how big the issue was

25-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

A World Cup forever overshadowed

The Sunday broadsheets continue to try and make sense of Bob Woolmer's murder

25-Feb-2013•Will Luke

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