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More imagesKingston, Jamaica:As Jamaican police pored over security video from the Kingston hotel where Pakistan~~s cricket coach Bob Woolmer was murdered, the team claimed on Monday they were kept in the dark about the investigation. ...

Lahore:Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Shaharyar Khan will arrive in Mumbai tomorrow to finalise the itinerary of India~~s tour of Pakistan, slated to begin next month, with the newly elected BCCI set up. ...

<!--#INCLUDE VIRTUAL="/design/newsbanner.html"-->Melbourne: Australian Test batsman Mark Waugh was cleared on Tuesday of match-fixing allegations made by an Indian bookmaker.Australian Cricket Board (ACB) special investigator Greg Melick said he could find no...

New Delhi: A nexus between cricket match-fixers and bookies has come to light with the arrest of 18 alleged bookies from a luxury hotel in the Indian capital, police said."We suspect strong links between bookies and fixers," Assistant Commissioner of Police ...

Mumbai: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will send its team to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) head office on Monday June 25.BCCI sources confirmed to UNI that a CBI team will be paying a visit to ...

"There~~s not much new information there. It has words like murder, kidnapping and drugs and things which you don~~t like to hear about the game of cricket," he said. ...

London: World cricket remains in the grip of match-fixers who could resort to murder, kidnap and threats to keep the lid on the sport~~s greatest scandal, an official probe said Wednesday. ...

London: The wide-ranging inquiry into cricket corruption has uncovered details of murder and kidnapping related to match-fixing, it was reported on Tuesday. ...

Melbourne: Findings into corruption allegations against Australian cricketer Mark Waugh are expected soon, the Australian Cricket Board said on Thursday.Both Waugh and former England captain Alec Stewart, who has been cleared of similar charges, were accused by Indian book...

London: England wicket-keeper Alec Stewart has been cleared of allegations that he took money from a bookmaker in return for providing team and pitch information during England's 1992-93 tour of India, Sir Paul Condon's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) confirmed in a statement ...