****F I X E D*****

Isliye hi bola hai

abhishek shukla, friend of sreesanth who is accused of destroying evidence gets bail

ankeet chavan to seek bail from court on humanitarian grounds as he is supposed to wed on 2nd june,2013

M Gurunaths police custody extended to 31st may

***No gag order, M S Dhoni was right to remain silent: N. Srinivasan***

A day after Indian skipper M S Dhoni ducked questions on the IPL spot-fixing scandal, BCCI president N. Srinivasan Wednesday justified his decision to impose a gag order.

N. Srinivasan said the press conference was organised in connection with the Champions Trophy and was not the "right platform" to discuss other issues. He labelled the conference an exercise in "goodwill" and accused the media of creating "bad blood".

"Let me make it clear, no one has gagged anyone. But yesterday's press conference was meant for the Champions Trophy. We mentioned that clearly in our media release. So it was natural that Dhoni answered questions related to that tournament only," N. Srinivasan told The Indian Express.

"These media events are basically goodwill exercises. These are meant for sending goodwill to the team. But all we saw was bad blood," he said.

N. Srinivasan said Dhoni was right in staying silent. "It was not the right platform. Yesterday's session was solely about the Indian team and Champions Trophy. How could IPL figure in that?" he asked.

However, he said individual cricketers could speak their mind and the BCCI would not curb "free speech". But they should stick to the BCCI code of conduct, he warned.

"It's up to the individual. BCCI works in a democratic set-up and it doesn't have a clause that curbs free speech. We have a code of conduct for the players and they must adhere to team discipline. They can work or speak within the guidelines."

harbhajan singh is under scanner :O

MSD became Manmohan SIngh

MSD- meiyappan srinivasan dhoni

MSD DUCKS QUESTIONS IN ENGLAND TOOOOO

HE SAYS HE WILL ANSWER WHEN TIME IS RIGHT

ANKEET CHAVAN GETS BAIL TILL 6TH JUNE DUE TO WEDDING


INDIAN JUDICIARY - THATS WHY I DONT TRUST EVEN YOU

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BCCI treasurer Ajay Shirke is mulling resigning his post because of the manner in which the board handled the betting charges against the arrested Chennai Super Kings official, Gurunath Meiyappan, who is N Srinivasan's son-in-law, and the spot-fixing charges against the three Rajasthan Royals players. Shirke has held his office since October 1, 2011, the day N Srinivasan became president.

"I will wait and see for the time being. If the board continues to ignore what I consider is primary responsibility, I will find it difficult for myself to be associated with it," Shirke told ESPNcricinfo. "It is an evolving situation, so I will wait and see.

"A few days, maybe within a week, I will make up my mind. If there's going to be more and more room for fingers to be pointed away, I will have to take a call. That doesn't mean I will run away from fulfilling my responsibilities, but and I cannot let my personal reputation and credibility be tarnished. That for me stands above everything else."

Lets c wat hppns

Wo 3 CSK plyr kaun hai

FHD wrote:Wo 3 CSK plyr kaun hai

police ne naam nahi bataya

Hope raina aur dhoni nhi ho
and hope so murli vijay ho

srinivasan will resign tomorrow

SRINIVASAN'S FOUR CONDITIONS TO RESIGN FROM PRESIDENT'S POST

1) Srinivasan should represent India at ICC
2) Srinivasan should elect treasurer and secretary himself.
3) A new presjdent shoule be elected from inside the BCCI Board only.
4) Sanjay Jagdale and Ajay Shirke should not return to BCCI

Gurunath Meiyappan and Vindoo Dara Singh have been granted bail by a Mumbai court. Both had been remanded to judicial custody until June 14. One of the defence lawyers told Times Now he now expected both to be released by Tuesday afternoon.

Gurunath and Vindoo were granted bail on a surety amount of Rs 25000, and on the condition that they don't leave India and visit the crime branch office in Mumbai at least twice a week, according to a defence lawyer. The laws under which Gurunath was booked include Section 66A of the Information Technology Act, Sections 4 and 5 of the Gambling Act, and Sections 465, 466, 468, 471, 490, 420, 212, 120B and 34 of the Indian Penal Code. Offences under the Information Technology Act and the Gambling Act are bailable, the lawyer said.

A controversy has arisen over MS Dhoni's involvement with Rhiti Sports Management Private Limited, the company that manages his commercial interests and those of some other India players such as Suresh Raina and Ravindra Jadeja. The company also looks after Chennai Super Kings' marketing.

For a little over one month this year, as admitted by the company, Dhoni owned part of Rhiti, which meant that, at least on paper, he was India captain with a say in the selection of players managed by the company he co-owned and a possible share in the profits that their endorsements yielded. Dhoni was issued the normal category of shares that had been issued to Rhiti Sports' other shareholders, which indicates he was entitled to a proportionate share in the profits.

Bangladesh cricketer
Mohammad Ashraful on Tuesday
"apologised" to his nation after
admitting his involvement in
fixing matches, adding another
sordid chapter to the spot-fixing
saga which has already engulfed
Indian cricket.

"Forgive me," Ashraful told
reporters at his residence as he
confessed his involvement in
match and spot-fixing in the
Bangladesh Premier League.
"I would only plead that you all
forgive me for my wrongdoings
against the nation and myself,"
Ashraful, Bangladesh's most talked-
about batsman, added.
Bangladesh Cricket Board had
already ordered Ashraful to
temporarily stay away from
cricketing activity pending an ACSU
investigation into the alleged
match and spot-fixing scandal in
the BPL.

More than a fortnight after the
spot-fixing scandal broke out in the
IPL, Ashraful's suspension is the
latest case of corruption in cricket
which has seen a number of
cricketers being arrested in recent
times.
"As Ashraful has confessed his
involvement in fixing to the ACSU
team, so he should not be allowed
to play any level of cricket until we
get a full report of the
investigation," Bangladesh Cricket
Board president Nazmul Hassan
told reporters.

The International Cricket Council's
Anti-Corruption and Security Unit
(ACSU) has been probing
allegations of match-fixing during
the Bangladesh Premier League.
The 28-year-old Ashraful was
allegedly paid about one million
taka ($12,800) to lose the February
2 match between Dhaka Gladiators
and Chittagong Kings. The cheque
he was given later bounced,
according to the local media.
He was also allegedly involved in
fixing another match 10 days later,
against the Barisal Burners, which
his team lost by seven wickets, the
reports said.
"I'll ask the press to be patient and
wait for some more days. Those
who were involved in spot-fixing
will have to be given exemplary
punishment," Hasan said.
"Otherwise you all know where
Bangladesh's cricket will end up,"
he added.
Hasan said ACSU and the BCB will
jointly publish the report and if
accusations were proved against
anyone, he will not be spared.

Ashraful played in 61 Test matches
and amassed 2737 runs for an
average of 24. He scored six
centuries during his Test career
which spanned from 2001 to 2013.
In ODIs, Ashraful managed 3468
runs in 177 matches for an average
of 22.23.

Oh my god.. surprise ! :mother:

Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra has confessed to betting on IPL matches, including matches involving his own team, Delhi's police commissioner has said. Kundra and his friend and business partner Umesh Goenka were called in for questioning by the Delhi Police at their Special Cell office, which lasted eight hours.

"Raj Kundra has confessed to betting," Neeraj Kumar, the Delhi Police commissioner, told reporters. "He would place bets through Umesh Goenka, who is a bookie."

Kumar's statements came a day after the police interrogated the two intensively.The questions pertained to the operations of the Rajasthan Royals team, ownership patterns, security measures and processes in place. Goenka made a statement before a magistrate which can be treated as evidence in court, while Kundra submitted a written statement in front of a police officer.

Though Goenka doesn't have anything directly to do with the Royals management, he and Kundra, who bought a 11.7 per cent stake in the Royals ahead of IPL's 2009 edition, are partners in a steel business unit. According to PTI, Goenka's name cropped up during Royals' bowler Siddharth Trivedi's statement in front of a magistrate at the Delhi Police special cell last week. Trivedi, the report said, had told the magistrate that Goenka had sought information related to team formation from him.

The interrogation was part of the investigation into the arrests of three Rajasthan Royals players allegedly for spot-fixing during the Indian Premier League's sixth edition. The arrests of S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan were followed by those of several bookies and Chennai Super Kings' team management member Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of BCCI chief N Srinivasan who was later released on bail.

It was followed by former BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale, who had signed the tripartite player contracts involved between the BCCI, franchises and players and IPL chief operating officer Sundar Raman visiting the Delhi police headquarters for providing requisite information.

The corruption scandal has overshadowed the on-field performance of Rajasthan Royals during the sixth edition of the IPL, which concluded on May 26. The Royals finished third this season, their first top-four finish since their triumphant campaign in IPL's inaugural edition in 2008. Since the 2008 triumph, Royals have been embroiled in various controversies.

The team - owned by a consortium of four business conglomerates - was often accused of having been given by soft corner by founding chairman Lalit Modi. Suresh Chellaram, whose family owns the largest stake in the Royals, is Modi's brother-in-law. As a result, Modi's ouster from the BCCI and IPL was soon followed by the BCCI expelling Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab for a breach of the franchise agreement. However, Royals took the legal recourse and were reinstated into the IPL well in time before the 2011 auction.

The Royals have also been under the scanner for their monetary flow, with the Enforcement Directorate having issued multiple notices to them for an alleged breach of regulations. With the ownership pattern and monetary transactions being questioned time and again, the moneyball team of the IPL has been in the news more for off the field activities than on it since the inaugural season.

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vindoo pledges too not interact with cricketers and not watch cricket anymore

its a rubbish game as per him

he told in an interview to dna news paper